A year ago today I was digging mammoths. Will be migrating back to the site very soon! #tuskforce #mammothGraveyard

And I discovered in the programme that Happisburgh isn't pronounced how I would have thought it would be... #MammothGraveyard

When you see four men struggling to carry a mammoth tusk to their van, it gives you a sense of the power that mammoths had: their every day life was spent carrying around two of them effortlessly! #MammothGraveyard

Attenborough and the Mammoth Graveyard Sir David Attenborough joins archaeologists excavating mammoth remains near Swindon to discover whether Neanderthals might have killed the Ice Age beasts.

"Mary, Mary, come quick! I'm sure that David Attenborough has just going in to see the neighbours next door!" #MammothGraveyard www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

If after #MammothGraveyard you want to go deeper into the archaeology of megafauna & stone artefacts in the Ice Age, Dr Kate Scott & Dr Christine Buckingham have just published their 30 years of research on Stanton Harcourt
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Having enjoyed #MammothGraveyard, 6yo is playing documentaries. My husband is a palaeontologist/presenter and 6yo is wearing her T Rex costume Santa brought her. Post excavation, she is giving an interview about life in the Cretaceous.

Must say I really enjoyed watching #MammothGraveyard. Back in 2017 I borrowed a Neanderthal handaxe of similar vintage to the one in the programme - 200,000 to 250,000yo - for a school fair. Never considered it may have been used on mammoths.

La Cotte de St Brelade – our cause La Cotte de St Brelade is more than a dramatic part of Je...

La Cotte looked so perfect on BBC1s #MammothGraveyard doc this evening. For more about the work @loveheritage is doing to protect & research this Neanderthal site, watch this. 🔽 🦣 https://vimeo.com/466177482