04:41
Dr Erin Lloyd Jones Archaeologist Historian Presenter Showreel
01:52
Chester's 2000 year old shrine to Goddess Minerva
02:07
St Patrick shipwrecked in north Wales - St Patrick's church, Llanbadrig, Anglesey, north Wales
02:19
Gladstone's Library, Hawarden, North Wales. The UK's only Prime Ministerial Library
03:45
The Fun Ship! The Duke of Lancaster ship dry docked on the north Wales coast
05:42
Greenfield Dock, Holywell Flintshire. Once one of the busiest docks on the River Dee
03:38
A church in two parts - St Sadwrn's church and bell tower, Henllan
01:30
Talyllyn Railway - a brief history of the world's first preserved railway, Eryri Snowdonia, Wales
01:31
Aberystwyth Cliff Railway & Constitution Hill
01:01
A walk through history at Rhuddlan nature reserve
01:29
National Waterways Museum, Ellesmere Port
06:09
The smallest church in Britain? St Trillo's, Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy
02:29
Frongoch Irish prisoner camp, Bala, North Wales. Birthplace of the IRA...
04:44
Cofiwch Dryweryn - the story behind the words. The flooded village of Capel Celyn, Eryri North Wales
07:35
Drumtroddan Cup and Ring Marks Neolithic Rock Art archaeology in South West Scotland
03:12
The village of Ae - the shortest village placename, near Dumfries, Scotland
03:12
The Devil's Bridge (three bridges in one), near Aberystwyth, mid Wales
05:26
Canovium Roman Fort at St Mary's Church, Caerhun, Conwy Valley Snowdonia
05:45
Hidden history of Hillside Gardens, Prestatyn, Offa's Dyke Path
06:08
Anglesey Barracks - an abandoned street of houses in Snowdonia
07:42
The disappearing river at Loggerheads Country Park, near Moel Famau, Mold
04:10
A bridge to nowhere - Pont Dafydd medieval bridge, St Asaph
05:18
Exploring an 800 year old Welsh Chapel ruin - part 2
08:21
Exploring an 800 year old ruined Chapel in North Wales - part 1
10:54
Exploring a 4000 year old barrow cemetery in North Wales
05:01
The Wonder of Yew
04:46
Y Gop Hill, Neolithic Mound, Trelawnyd near Prestatyn
03:00
Loving your locality - a walk up Moel y Parc, Clwydian Range AONB
04:34
St Winefride in Bodfari - International Women's Day
04:51
Erin Lloyd Jones Archaeologist Presenter Showreel 2017
02:57
Bryn Celli Ddu Summer Solstice Celebrations 2015 - ITV News
05:34
Heather and Hillforts Project - UK Landscape Award 2010
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About
Dr Erin Lloyd Jones is a qualified archaeologist and TV presenter from north Wales with a passion for digging deeper into British heritage; bringing history alive & presenting the people behind the past.
Erin doesn’t just dig archaeology- she loves it, helping other people ‘dig it’ too. She is in her element working with the public; sharing her passion for British heritage, traditions and culture through her infectious enthusiasm and fascinating stories about the amazing places she works, lives and loves.
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