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RE: Wallington Hall, Northumberland

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Incredible. The US is a much younger country, yes, but we've done a poor job of preserving the history we have. It's just a different mindset, really. With the help of LIDAR they're finding all kinds of indigenous settlements/earthenworks across the US that they previously didn't even know existed.

https://www.youtube.com/@CastlesandTiaras

I really like this YouTube channel. The host usually digs deep into the history of the properties she features.

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I've not seen that channel, but we've followed this one for years as they dig up sites around the UK.

https://www.youtube.com/@TimeTeamOfficial

I used to watch that on our public broadcasting channel (PBS) before work in the early 2000s. I loved that show. There's also a YouTube channel created by a real estate group in London—the name escapes me—but they feature properties renovated to original specs. They just featured a row house in Covent Garden for sale that I would really liked to see in person.