1. March

The Archaeological background. Building the settlement.

2. April

Difficulties and delays.

3. May

Spring at last.

4. June

Learning to be self-sufficient.

5. July

The first signs of strain appear in the group's relationship with one another. They have problems with their livestock, but some successes as well.

6. August

Fun and games for the Celtic Festival of Lugnatha-a prehistoric August Bank Holiday. Harvest time begins and one of the group goes missing.

7. September

The group take in the harvest and run into more problems. They kill a pig and begin preparing for the winter.

8. October

The village has a disastrous crop failure. They train cattle, make clothes and shoes and deal with minor cuts and injuries.

10. December

The Iron Age village prepares for the winter. Lindsay and Peter return home with the children and the others regret their departure. The villagers experiment with metal working.

11. January

The Iron Age village in winter. The group begin to master the skills of working iron and weaving. They talk about the lack of leadership and the lack of privacy in the Round House.

12. February

The Iron Age village during the closing weeks of the project. The group talk about the skills they have attained and their feelings about returning to the outside world. The archaeologists take over and give an assessment of the project as a whole, its failures and its successes.