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Why Did The Tudors Love Sugar So Much? | Hidden Killers [4K] | Absolute Documentaries
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2022
- Dr Suzannah Lipscomb takes us back to Tudor times in search of the household killers of the era; it was an age of exploration and science where adventurers returned from the New World with exotic goods previously unknown in Europe.
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I have watched this one a few times and I am sure I will watch it several more times.
🤔yes I've watched it be4 & I could have been watching something I haven't seen be4. Old age takes me a Bit of time 2 realise I've seen it & then have 2 finish watching in case I missed something, lol.😂😷👍🇦🇺
Excellent documentary. That is on top of a well research as all of your work previously presented.
8:06 "Sugar nuts" 😆
Good Video 💖💖💖 Dr Suzanne's Explanation No Way Awesome ❤️❤️
She pretty,charming,sweet and intelligent.
eh, don't do that, with the mercury.
I mean with teeth as rotten as that, probably in pain, why would you wanna survive too long? imagine life was beyond annoying back then.
Who/what are the “Tudors”? Maybe give a little background first. You just jump right in, and I have no idea who/what you are talking about. Confusing.
I think its a style of home??!! 😀
@@kimmyball4961 Seems like some common knowledge in Europe.
I only watched a couple minutes of it. I plan to google search what a Tudor is, then come back and watch it. I think it will make more sense and be much more enjoyable if I know what a Tudor is first.
@@MrSirDudeGuy was just trying to be helpful
@@kimmyball4961 for sure! Thanks!
Tudor referencing the Tudor era. Named for the ruling monarch of the time, being Henry Tudor and later his 3 kids