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The Green Children of Woolpit is a fascinating tale from England in the 1100's when England was in a very long civil war. Two children with a very strange green skin colour appeared in the village in Suffolk. The green children, who were a brother and sister, spoke in an unknown language that no one could understand and only ate broad beans.
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Listen to episode one hereThe Green Children of Woolpit is a fascinating tale from England in the 1100's when England was in a very long civil war. Two children with a very strange green skin colour appeared in the village in Suffolk. The green children, who were a brother and sister, spoke in an unknown language that no one could understand and only ate broad beans.
Tiernan and Athena are looking at this very mysterious case and presenting you with all the sickly coloured evidence. Then you, our Chief Detectives can examine it all and work out whether the Green Children were a pair of kids who were sick or creepy aliens that give you the ick.
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