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Chronicle Season 1, Episode 8: The Holy Sailors + The Roman Goose March

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• The evidence for pre-Norse settlement of Iceland by Irish monks. • Ancient Rome's best geese were reputedly sourced from northern Gaul. Daniel, aided by Olympic gold medalist Ann Packer, experiments to find the daily walking pace of geese, and shows the journey to take three months. Watch Chronicle Season 1, Episode 8 The Holy Sailors + The Roman Goose March in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Chronicle Season 1, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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3

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The Holy Sailors + The Roman Goose March

• The evidence for pre-Norse settlement of Iceland by Irish monks. • Ancient Rome's best geese were reputedly sourced from northern Gaul. Daniel, aided by Olympic gold medalist Ann Packer, experiments to find the daily walking pace of geese, and shows the journey to take three months.