and clunch. While the first buildings to be experimentally constructed at the farm were based on evidence from the Late Iron Age, the research remit of the farm has expanded to include structures from the Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age (currently under construction), the Iron Age, the Roman and early medieval periods. Film and television The Doctor Who serial "The Mysterious Planet" was filmed at the farm. An episode of the 2005 BBC Television documentary series What the Ancients Did for Us examining the ideas and inventions of the Ancient Britons was filmed here. Butser has also been featured in many other archaeological and historical documentaries including Mystic Britain, Digging for Britain and Britain’s Pompeii - A Village Lost in Time with Alice Roberts. The Farm has also been used as a location in several feature films and television series including Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans, Britannia, Arthur and Merlin, The Four Warriors and Gladiatress. In 2021 Butser Ancient Farm launched a platform of documentaries about their experimental archaeology projects called Butser Plus. See also Weald and Downland Living Museum Castell Henllys References Footnotes Bibliography Books Academic articles News articles External links Butser Ancient Farm A site showing period food preparation, with several examples from Butser Ancient Farm Experimental archaeology Museums in Hampshire Tourist attractions in Hampshire Farm museums in England Agricultural museums in England Museums of ancient Rome in the United Kingdom Iron Age Britain Replica buildings Open-air museums in England