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(gentle string music)
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(gravel crunching)
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(rocks tumbling)
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(bird chirps)
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(cautious string music)
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(birds chirping)
(uplifiting flute music)
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- Look, there's a partridge nest.
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(gentle woodwind music)
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They've already hatched.
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(rocks tumbling)
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- Kevin.
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- I'm all right. Help me out.
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(rock tumbling)
Ow.
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(suspenseful woodwind music)
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- What's this?
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- [Robbie] I don't know.
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(valiant brass music)
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('Galloping Home' by Denis King)
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(Celtic dance music)
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(hooves galloping)
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(valiant theme music)
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- You all right?
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- Yes.
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- You aught to control that animal.
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- Oh, he's fine. He was just startled.
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- Stockman, come give me a hand.
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(Professor Miles grunts)
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You nearly took my hat off,
young lady, nevermind my head.
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- Oh, I'm sorry. But if
Black Beauty hadn't jumped,
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you'd have brought us down.
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- Didn't you see me?
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- Well, not till the last minute.
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What were you doing?
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- I was digging, of course.
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Yes, well, get on with your
work, this isn't a side show.
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- Why are you digging?
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- Professor Miles is from the University.
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We're excavating near here.
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- Oh, I see.
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I'm sorry. I'd have been
more careful if I'd known.
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- Well, no real harm done.
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Do you live around here?
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- On the other side of the woods.
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- Do you know this area well?
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- A little bit. My father
knows more about it.
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He's a doctor.
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- A doctor, eh? Oh well you
must bring him over sometime.
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Anytime, provided you arrive
with a little less haste.
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Otherwise I should be needing
your father professionally.
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(both laugh)
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Well, good day.
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- Oh dear.
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- Oh, he's all right.
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- What are you looking for?
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- Whatever we can find.
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This is a bronze age burial ground.
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Oh, 1, 2000 years B.C.
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(cautious orchestral music)
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(Kevin grunting)
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- Lean on me and I'll help you, Kevin.
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(feet dragging)
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(hooves thumping)
(Vicky calling out)
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(Beauty snorting)
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(hooves clopping)
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- Look after Beauty for
me, will you Robbie?
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(Beauty snorts)
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Oh no.
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- What is it?
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- We've lost the wing, the
bit that was sticking out.
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- Is that all?
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- I must find it!
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- Not now.
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You'll have to get that
knee seen to first. Come on.
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(valiant horn music)
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- How did you do it?
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- I just slipped.
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- Yes into one of those pits.
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I thought I told you
never to go near there.
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What's even worse, is that
you took Robbie with you.
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- It's not dangerous, really.
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- You've sprained your ankle very badly.
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You're lucky you didn't break your neck.
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Those pits are closed off
because they're not safe.
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Some of those holes are like quicksand,
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you get caught up in one of those,
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and you could be completely
lost, swallowed up.
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Now, you're in a pretty bad state,
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but perhaps you've learned your lesson.
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Prepare yourself. This is going to hurt.
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Kevin winces)
(bras woodwind music)
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(gentle flute music)
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- Where do you think you're going?
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- To see Dr. Gordon.
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- Not now, he's busy. What's that?
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- An old helmet, we found it.
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- Well, you can just leave it outside.
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- But I want to show it to him!
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- I don't want that in the
house, dirty old thing?
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Why didn't you leave it where it was?
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- But Amy!
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- You can just leave it
outside till it's cleaned.
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(Robbie stomps)
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(downcast woodwind music)
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- They never understand, do they Beauty?
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(Beauty blows)
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(water sloshing)
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How's Kevin?
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- All bandaged up.
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- Was your father very angry?
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- A bit.
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- I wanted to show him this,
but Amy wouldn't let me.
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- It's just as well.
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It doesn't look like much anyway. Eugh.
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- I suppose not.
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Beauty and I saw some men
looking for real treasure.
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- Where?
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- You know the group of
standing stones in the woods?
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- The Giant's Forge?
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Yes. Well, there's a professor
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from the University digging there.
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We're going over to watch.
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- Kevin too?
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- No. He has to stay home for a few days.
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You can tell him all about it.
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(upbeat string music)
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(window thuds)
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(light flute music)
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- Professor.
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- [Professor] Ah, doctor.
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- Yes, Dr. Gordon.
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- Professor Miles.
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- How do you do sir?
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- How do you do?
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- I hope we are not intruding.
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- Not at all, not at all.
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- Have you found any treasure yet?
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-Yes. There are traces of -
Neolithic and bronze age remains.
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- Yes, but have you found any treasure?
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(Dr. Gordon chuckles)
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- We are scientists, not treasure hunters.
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Still, we have found some things.
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My assistant will show them
to you if you run along.
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- I suppose we all hope
for something spectacular.
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- Hah, one has that once in
a lifetime, don't you know?
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Still, let me show you what we're doing.
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- Oh, thank you.
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- This is Mr. Stockman.
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- Peter.
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- Is this all you found?
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-Bobby!
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- It's more than we sometimes do.
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- What use are they?
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- Well, we sort them out, and study them,
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and maybe they'll be able to tell us more
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about how people lived long ago.
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- Another piece Mr. Stockman.
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- Thank you Dykes.
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- What is it?
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- Part of a beaker, bronze age pot.
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- I should have brought the helmet.
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- Don't be silly.
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- Helmet?
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- It's a marvellous old
helmet, we dug it up today.
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- Dug it Up?
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- I could've brought it and
showed it to the professor.
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- No, I don't think that
would be a good idea.
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- Why not?
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- Well, people are always
bringing him things,
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wasting his time, he gets very annoyed.
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- You see? Anyway, it's nothing special.
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- It is!
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- Well, I'll tell you what I'll do.
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Vicky's offered to make us a jug of tea.
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I'll come along with her and
take a look at it myself.
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See whether it's worth asking
the professor's opinion.
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(valiant horn music)
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Where did you find it?
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- In the old gravel pits.
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- Mhm.
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Nothing special, I'm afraid.
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It's a good thing we didn't
waste the professor's time.
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- Why?
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- Well it's metal all
right, but not very old.
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Probably made for some
village pageant or something.
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- It looked better when it
still had the other wing.
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- What was that like?
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- Sort of curved, shiny.
It fitted in there.
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- Where is it now?
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- I must have dropped it by
the fence when I wrapped it up.
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- Still, wouldn't make any difference.
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It's not very valuable, or interesting.
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Sorry.
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- I'll fetch the tea.
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(dubious oboe music)
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(Beauty grunting)
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- Come on.
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(Beauty grunting)
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I said come on!
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(swelling orchestral music)
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(tense woodwind music)
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- [Dr. Gordon] Ah Vicky, are
you going to the excavations?
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- Yes, we were taking some tea.
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- Up you get Mr. Dickins.
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- What is it?
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- Some kind of trouble, sir.
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Been a bit of stealing, I believe.
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- All right.
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(tense flute music)
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- [Kevin] Did Amy see you?
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- No.
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- Is that it?
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- Yes.
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(valiant horn music)
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- [Kevin] Did you bring the other things?
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(Robbie hushes)
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- Grease and sand.
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- That's perfect.
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I don't care if it isn't very old.
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I don't care what he says.
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- Me neither, I don't like him very much.
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- It's a pity we lost that other piece.
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But they won't let me out of the house.
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- And what seems to be missing, sir?
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- About a third of our finds.
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Everything that made this
excavation worthwhile.
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- Valuable stuff?
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- Not in itself, no.
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But heaven knows what a
collector would give for it.
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- [Dickins] And when did
you find they'd gone, sir?
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- At the end of the day, I
wanted to check some articles
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I thought hadn't been listed.
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- I listed everything myself, professor
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- I should say so.
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And you're convinced the thief is someone
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who works for you?
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- It's a horrible idea but, it must be.
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(tense orchestral music)
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(valiant horn music)
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(urgent oboe music)
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(Robbie thudding)
(clashing piano music)
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(valiant horn music)
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(sad violin music)
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(thunder rumbling)
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- I'm sure you'd be more comfortable
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if you stayed at my house, professor.
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- It is not a question of
comfort doctor, but of security.
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- Well isn't it a case of
shutting the stable door
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after the horse has bolted?
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- Indeed it is not. If
I were to leave here,
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the place would probably be attacked
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by avaricious bumpkins
with bricks and shovels
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looking for treasure.
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(professor grunts)
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- I think I'd better lend a hand.
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(tense string music)
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(thunder rumbling)
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(rain pouring)
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- Aren't you in bed yet?
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You'd better hurry before
your father gets back.
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What's that? It's that filthy old helmet,
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and oh, will you look
at the state you're in
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and look what you've to my towel.
263
00:17:15,346 --> 00:17:17,466
How did that get in here?
264
00:17:17,466 --> 00:17:20,586
Don't tell me, Robbie, oh.
265
00:17:23,306 --> 00:17:25,506
So there you, well you
can finish this yourself.
266
00:17:27,186 --> 00:17:30,066
Better put this on, before
you get absolutely wet.
267
00:17:30,906 --> 00:17:33,506
(rain pouring)
268
00:17:45,066 --> 00:17:46,506
Now, young man.
269
00:17:51,866 --> 00:17:52,986
(Vicky sighing)
270
00:17:52,986 --> 00:17:54,666
- I thought you'd gone home.
271
00:17:54,706 --> 00:17:59,146
- No, I went to look for the
other piece of the helmet.
272
00:17:59,146 --> 00:18:00,906
I found it.
273
00:18:00,906 --> 00:18:01,746
- Did you?
274
00:18:01,746 --> 00:18:06,666
But I lost it again. Somebody
tripped me up and stole it.
275
00:18:06,666 --> 00:18:08,426
- You shouldn't make things up.
276
00:18:09,386 --> 00:18:12,026
I know Kevin does, but it's not like you.
277
00:18:12,026 --> 00:18:12,866
- I don't!
278
00:18:12,866 --> 00:18:15,666
(helmet clatters)
279
00:18:20,026 --> 00:18:22,106
- Robbie, isn't it nearly your bedtime?
280
00:18:22,106 --> 00:18:24,986
Your grandmother will be
worried. Go on, off you go.
281
00:18:25,906 --> 00:18:28,826
(slow piano music)
282
00:18:32,186 --> 00:18:33,626
- Goodnight Beauty.
283
00:18:33,626 --> 00:18:36,306
(Beauty snorts)
284
00:18:44,546 --> 00:18:47,866
(poignant string music)
285
00:19:23,266 --> 00:19:28,266
(dubious oboe music)
(footsteps clunking)
286
00:19:56,626 --> 00:19:59,706
(door creaking)
287
00:19:59,706 --> 00:20:02,546
(Beauty snorting)
288
00:20:15,586 --> 00:20:18,386
(Beauty whinnies)
289
00:20:21,586 --> 00:20:26,586
(footsteps shuffling )
(Beauty whinnies
290
00:20:26,666 --> 00:20:30,306
wood breaking)
(Beauty groaning)
291
00:20:30,306 --> 00:20:31,146
- What it is Vicky?
292
00:20:31,146 --> 00:20:33,866
- I don't know.
- What's happening?
293
00:20:33,866 --> 00:20:36,506
What's all that noise?
(wood clattering)
294
00:20:36,506 --> 00:20:37,346
- Father?
295
00:20:38,586 --> 00:20:42,746
- It's all right, stay where
you are. I'll go and see.
296
00:20:42,746 --> 00:20:46,786
Beauty grunting
wood smashing
297
00:20:46,786 --> 00:20:51,786
- [Voice] Help me!
(Beauty whinnies)
298
00:20:53,946 --> 00:20:56,026
Get him away, get him away from me!
299
00:20:56,026 --> 00:20:57,626
Get away! Get away!
300
00:21:01,706 --> 00:21:04,026
- Easy boy, easy. Whoah boy.
301
00:21:08,106 --> 00:21:09,666
- What's the matter with him?
302
00:21:09,666 --> 00:21:10,986
- Be careful, he's nervous.
303
00:21:10,986 --> 00:21:12,626
Easy, easy! Boy, whoah.
304
00:21:14,986 --> 00:21:16,706
That's better.
- Calm down boy. Gently.
305
00:21:16,706 --> 00:21:17,546
- Hold him.
306
00:21:17,546 --> 00:21:20,746
- Yes. Oh calm down Beauty.
307
00:21:20,746 --> 00:21:21,946
- Who the devil are you?
308
00:21:23,346 --> 00:21:25,786
- It's Mr. Dykes from the excavation.
309
00:21:25,786 --> 00:21:27,826
- That animal's dangerous
it nearly killed me!
310
00:21:27,826 --> 00:21:28,826
- Well, what are you doing here?
311
00:21:28,826 --> 00:21:30,746
- Well, I lost my way,
came in here for shelter,
312
00:21:30,786 --> 00:21:32,346
and that beast went for me.
313
00:21:32,346 --> 00:21:33,186
Look
314
00:21:33,186 --> 00:21:34,026
- Hey don't you believe me?
315
00:21:35,066 --> 00:21:38,786
(valiant horn music)
316
00:21:38,786 --> 00:21:41,826
- That's what he really
came for, the helmet.
317
00:21:49,306 --> 00:21:54,306
- Truly amazing. An eighth or
ninth century Viking helmet.
318
00:21:58,106 --> 00:22:00,146
Why didn't you show it to me, Kevin?
319
00:22:00,146 --> 00:22:01,426
- I was going to,
320
00:22:01,426 --> 00:22:04,706
but Mr. Stockman said it
wasn't very old or interesting.
321
00:22:04,706 --> 00:22:05,906
- Then he is an ignoramus.
322
00:22:05,906 --> 00:22:08,706
- Well it didn't look like
anything till it was polished up.
323
00:22:08,706 --> 00:22:10,026
- There was another piece,
324
00:22:10,026 --> 00:22:12,386
a sort of wing attached to the side.
325
00:22:12,386 --> 00:22:13,226
- What, where?
326
00:22:14,106 --> 00:22:14,986
- I lost it.
327
00:22:14,986 --> 00:22:16,386
- Lost it?
328
00:22:16,386 --> 00:22:20,026
- Robbie said he found it again,
but that someone stole it.
329
00:22:21,106 --> 00:22:22,386
- [Professor] Have you got it Dykes?
330
00:22:22,386 --> 00:22:25,106
- It wasn't on him when
I searched him, sir.
331
00:22:25,106 --> 00:22:27,546
- Pity. A great pity.
332
00:22:31,106 --> 00:22:35,186
Going by the rest of the
helmet, and these studs here,
333
00:22:36,146 --> 00:22:39,026
those wings were of pure gold.
334
00:22:39,026 --> 00:22:42,106
(valiant horn music)
335
00:22:51,346 --> 00:22:54,946
(Beauty snorting)
336
00:22:54,946 --> 00:22:59,026
('Galloping Home' by Denis King)
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