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Did This Book RUIN Archaeology? - the Muddy Boots Argument (ft.

Could one book really have damaged archaeology? This video dives into the heated 'Archaeology War' debate, exploring how W.G. Hoskins's hugely influential "The Making of the English Landscape" popularised the common-sense "muddy boots" approach to history, where looking at earthworks, megaliths, or ancient ruins is KEY. While inspiring essential fieldwork, we'll critique how this emphasis, tied to Romantic ideals of the 'Sublime', may lead to personal feeling overriding rigorous research and evidence. Oh, and it may have inspired all English history thinkers - including Graham Hancock! Big thanks to ‪@FlintDibble‬ for the cameo! Twitter (or X if you’re ill): https://x.com/AdamMIbbotson Instagram / adamibbo Sources: Hoskins, W.G., (1955) Making of the English Landscape Johnson, M. (2007) Ideas of Landscape Fleming, A. (2007) Don't Bin Your Boots Hancock, G. (2001) Fingerprints Of The Gods #BritishPrehistory #atlantis #MegalithicMonuments #StoneCircles #Henges #AncientBritain #ArchaeologyUK #PrehistoricBritain #Barrows #NeolithicUK #BronzeAgeUK #AncientMysteries #HistoricSitesUK #HeritageUK #Megaliths #StandingStones #PrehistoricSites #UKHistory #ExploreBritain #AncientStructures #Impossiblemegalith #archaeologicaldiscoveries