In England, a team of scientists works on
the remains of a Bronze Age village, known as Must Farm. The dwellings and the
materials have been so well conserved that it has been dubbed "The British
Pompeii". Inhabitants of the place, preserved thanks to it being a marshy
area, extensively practised a flourishing agriculture and traded with other
European peoples, demonstrating that exchanging goods was very much the norm in
this prehistoric period.