:10:01
You know what that is to me?
Romantic warrior crap,
:10:04
Romantic?
:10:06
You want to see romantic?
Follow me,
:10:09
Come on,
:10:10
Come on!
:10:13
What have you got?
:10:15
Oh, another stone
sticking out of the ground,
:10:18
No, it's a 600-year-old sarcophagus
with a French knight and his lady,
:10:24
- Look, isn't she beautiful?
- She's a real knockout,
:10:27
Very funny, Another thing,
down here, they're holding hands,
:10:31
- lncredibly unusual for that period,
- That is kind of unusual, huh?
:10:35
Oh, God, over here,
This knight has only got one ear,
:10:41
What happened there?
:10:42
What, one ear?
That piece is missing,
:10:45
lt's somewhere here in the dirt,
:10:47
l'm the archeologist,
lt was carved that way,
:10:50
- Fair enough,
- Trust me,
:10:52
Who do you think they were?
:10:54
Why would somebody that doesn't
give a shit be concerned with that?
:11:00
- Because l'm intrigued, all right?
- See?
:11:03
- What you wanted to hear?
- Yeah,
:11:05
We're all intrigued by this,
That's why we're all here,
:11:09
lt's not just about the rocks
and the rubble,
:11:13
lt's about these people,
:11:15
Who were they?
And what were their stories?
:11:18
lt helps us to understand where we
came from, or where we're going,
:11:23
- You know what l like to say,
- ''You make your own history,''
:11:28
- Do l say it that often?
- Yeah, all the time,
:11:32
Well, whoever they were,
:11:35
they made theirs
:11:36
together,
:11:43
lt's best to go really, really slow,
lt's better to be cautious,
:11:50
Come on, Hurry up!
:11:54
Cave-in at the monastery!
Cave-in at the monastery!
:11:59
l was standing and the floor gave way
underneath my feet,