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    BBC History Magazine

    MICHAEL WOOD ON…

    Sep 02, 2021 2 minutes
    ILLUSTRATION BY FEMKE DE JONG
    “Let’s cherish this shining light of the great Bronze Age civilisations”

    ’m just about to hop on the train to Leicester, to visit friends in the Tamil community in what is Britain’s most multicultural city. A feast for the mind and body – especially for a vegetarian! But we will also be celebrating the riches of south Indian culture and history with a generation of

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