Five Bronze Age bodies have been found in a deep pit in Kent; one of them, an old woman, has been manipulated into a position where she is pointing at something; the team investigates.

Tori investigate the remains of children and teenagers found in Leeds city center; the team reveals what life was like for the children of the industrial revolution.

The remains of over 100 young Anglo-Saxon men are found under a planned car park in Hampshire; Tori and the scientists investigate why they were denied a Christian interment and buried so remotely.

The team visits a long-forgotten cemetery in Ipswich where 1,400 bodies reveal signs of hard labor, disease, murder and possibly the country's first post-mortem.

The team investigate the remains of a young woman found during routine road works in Scotland; She lived and died in the early Bronze Age, and in her grave are clues to who she might have been, including a finely made beaker.

Dr. Tori Herridge explores the mystery of three medieval skeletons found at Norton Priory in Runcorn, Cheshire.