00:02Shall we take a look at them, then?
00:04Right.
00:06Things like this are usually done through museums.
00:09Yes, but with the war coming,
00:11they couldn't embark upon any new ventures.
00:13Well, I've been on digs since I was old enough to hold a trowel.
00:17My father taught me.
00:23What are they?
00:25We're standing in someone's graveyard, I reckon.
00:27Viking?
00:29Maybe older.
00:31Mr. Brown is an archaeologist.
00:33Well, I'm an excavator.
00:35You've come to dig up the mounds.
00:37So you think there's something beneath?
00:41Who are those men?
00:43They're from the museum.
00:44Your gods!
00:46This is pretty.
00:47I think you'd better come and see.
00:52Why would anyone want to bury a ship?
00:54Do I expect this is a grave of a warrior?
00:57Or a king?
00:59Well, there's more.
01:00There's much more.
01:02War's looming.
01:03All hands are on deck to excavate before hostilities begin.
01:06The Dark Ages are no longer dark.
01:09Everyone's gonna want a piece, and this is your final.
01:13Why else will you be playing around in the dirt
01:15while the rest of the country prepares for war?
01:17That means something, doesn't it?
01:24From the first human handprint on a cave wall,
01:29we're part of something continuous.
01:34Life is very fleeting.
01:35I've learnt that.
01:37Would you have dinner with me?
01:39Yes.
01:40It has moments you should seize.
01:45A man can dig the earth his whole life through.
01:50Not find anything like I've discovered here.
01:54Steer it steady, Mr. Brown.
01:56We're coming towards the edge of the atmosphere.
01:59You say the word,
02:02and I'll dig.
02:08I'm not sure.
02:11That's why I'm at the edge of the atmosphere.
02:12It's all.
02:12The dark means nothing.
02:13You can feel it.
02:14You can feel it.
02:14You can feel it.
02:21You can feel it.
02:22You can feel it.
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