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“The Indiana Jones of TV history…a superb illumination of the Dark Ages” – Radio Times Follow best loved historian Michael Wood,as he brushes through woodlands andovergrowth, camera man in tow, to get as close as possible to some remarkablehistorical landscapes. The enthusiasm of this Anglo-Saxon-speaking historian is contagiousin this never-before-released 1981 BBC series. Known for his critically acclaimed work, The Story of India (2007) and Michael Wood'sStory of England (2010), this was the screen debut for the history Professor. Though hisoriginal ambition was to become a historian, Wood says he was ‘drawn away by television'and the chance to popularise his lifelong passion. With subjects ranging from the chivalric King Arthur to the terrifyingly named EricBloodaxe, no part of the series was filmed in a studio, as Wood preferred to get up closeand personal with the landscapes that shaped the face of history. A dramatic accompanying score of incidental music, creative graphics and exciting historicallocations only add to the thrill of the series. Genre: TV Release Date: 2nd February 2015 Director: Michael Wood Running Time: 352 min Cat No: 139253 Barcode: 5019322392538 No Disc: 2 Format: DVD

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