Mick turns up evidence revealing that Wolf Valley was used for farming continuously since neolithic times.
Mick gets to the bottom of a mystery concerning a field with a single building which holds clues to a missing village where over 30 people lived in the 19th century.
Mick explores the mysteries of fragments of pottery found in Wolf Valley, and searches for evidence of the existence of a medieval mill.
In Wolf Valley Mick reveals the 4,000-year-old flint tools used by the area's earliest settlers. Can these ancient tools show us anything about the way we treat the landscape today?
