Medieval Dead

It was one of English history’s most celebrated victories. In the year 1415, an English army, outnumbered and weakened by illness somehow defeated a much larger French army which had the flower of the country’s nobility at its head. Perhaps 7,000 French noblemen fell that day and were buried in mass graves. Bodies and graves mark the spot of almost every other battlefield of the period – so why have the dead of Agincourt never been found? Tim Sutherland’s research and scientific study leads him to think he knows the answer and that he is able to identify where the hidden dead of Agincourt are buried. Now he’s going to try and confirm his theory. This is a wonderful medieval tale of mystery that takes us from the North of France to the Midlands of England. Along with their ultra-modern forensic equipment, the team is armed with evidence provided by Colonel Woodford, a veteran of the battle of Waterloo and the man who Tim believes is the only other person in history to have known the truth about the dead of Agincourt. Woodford had his evidence and his artifacts buried in a church….the perfect end destination for this episode featuring the Medieval Dead team.