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What is Britain's most sacred site? - The arts past and present (1/6)
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2:54Now PlayingBritain is chokablok with sacred sites. Two great traditions that stand out are the standing stones of our prehistoric megalithics, and our beautiful cathedrals. Most famous of these are Stonehenge and Glastonbury Cathedral but what raised them above the rest? And why, in a secular Britain, are they still special to us?
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