Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Novelist Sarah Moss considers the enduring impact of an early encounter with Lindow Man. Show more

Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Archaeologist David Miles unravels the complex story of the Atrebates of south west England. Show more

The Essay unearths the peoples of Iron Age Britain. Historian Guy de la Bédoyère reflects on how tribal Britain inevitably succumbed and was integrated into the Roman world. Show more

Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Playwright David Greig encounters the marsh-dwelling Maeatae in Scotland's Ochil Hills. Show more

Take a woad trip with the Essay across Iron Age Britain and explore Albion's diversity. Archaeologist Miles Russell unearths the truth about the Durtoriges of Dorset. Show more

The Essay reaches the end of its epic journey across Iron Age Britain as writer Mandy Haggith explores the possibilities and power of Albion's women along Scotland's west coast. Show more

Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Caradoc Peters reveals a formative period of Cornwall's past that still resounds through the ages. Show more

The Essay unearths the peoples of Iron Age Britain from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Melanie Giles describes the chariot burials that distinguish the Parisi of East Yorkshire. Show more

The Essay unearths the peoples of Iron Age Britain from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Poet Menna Elfyn senses the enduring presence of the Demetae in Carmarthen. Show more

Archaeologist David Miles tells the story of the Cantiaci of Kent and how the inhabitants of this 'land on the edge' became the first to fall under Rome's influence. Show more

Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Independent historian Nicki Howarth-Pollard pieces together Queen Cartimandua's reign and fate. Show more

Unearthing the peoples of Iron Age Britain, from warrior queens to Lindow Man. Australian novelist Ilka Tampke confronts the myths and meaning of legendary warrior Queen Boudicca. Show more

The Essay continues its epic exploration of the lives, tribes and traces of Albion's Iron Age peoples. Professor Ron Hutton interprets the evidence for the impact of the Druids. Show more

The peoples, presence and myths of Iron Age Britain. Writer Mandy Haggith imagines the coastal world encountered by Greek explorer Pytheas, centuries before Caesar. Show more

The Essay continues its epic exploration of the lives, tribes and traces of Albion's Iron Age peoples as archaeologist Miles Russell reconsiders the roots of King Arthur's story. Show more