COULD THESE SCOTTISH ISLAND RUINS BE VIKING REMAINS? | EXTREME ARCHAEOLOGY | ABSOLUTE HISTORY

Cinemavixion Review

Absolute History's 'Extreme Archaeology' ventures to the remote Shetland Islands, specifically the Kame of Isbister, a windswept headland facing the ravages of erosion. This installment follows archaeologists Dr. Alice Roberts, Katie Hirst, and Dr. Meg Watters as they undertake the monumental task of investigating enigmatic structures on this isolated outcrop. As the first archaeological team to explore the site, and potentially the last, their mission is to decipher the origins of these crumbling ruins, with theories pointing towards either a monastic retreat or a leper colony. The series excels in showcasing the team's dedication as they tackle some of the most challenging and inaccessible locations, employing both physical prowess and intellectual acumen to unearth untouched prehistoric sites and unique historical artifacts. This episode promises a compelling blend of adventure and historical detective work against a dramatic natural backdrop.