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Yesterday we were in the heat of Arabia, tracking the rise of the Islamic Empire and the reshaping of Middle Eastern politics after the death of the Prophet Muhammad.
上一節(jié)里我們置身炎熱的阿拉伯，目睹了先知穆罕默德死后伊斯蘭帝國的興起及中東政治的重塑。
Today, we're still in the seventh century, but I'm shivering in the chill of East Anglia, at a place where, in the summer of 1939, poetry and archaeology unexpectedly intersected and transformed our understanding of British national identity.
這一節(jié)的物品則將我們帶到寒冷的東安格利亞，在這里，七十多年前，詩歌與考古曾神奇地交疊，改變了我們對英國國家認同的理解。
All the hundred objects in this series are, I hope, evocative of distant worlds, but some, like today's object, possess an almost magical power to carry us into the past.
本系列節(jié)目的百件物品當中,我希望能夠喚醒對于遙遠世界的記憶,但有些,比如即將為你呈現(xiàn)的這一件，擁有著幾乎能帶我們回到過去的魔力。
It's a helmet. Its discovery was part of one of the great archaeological finds of modern times, and it speaks to us across the centuries with a haunting intensity.
這是一件頭盔。是現(xiàn)代考古最重要的發(fā)現(xiàn)之一。它向我們講述著千百年前一個位于北海的世界，講述了詩歌與戰(zhàn)爭。
