Tom Holland

No, you wouldn't.

In fact, I wouldn't want to take any of them with a stick.

No, no, I think that's fair.

John Hemmings says on the plus side, it was a moment of great cordiality between Spaniards and Peruvians.

It's the universal language, isn't it?

Killing animals.

Yeah, but bad news, Tom.

This cordiality is not going to last.

Because beyond the gates of Cuzco, Kis-Kis is still there with his northern army.

And further north, there is an army under a much more terrifying warlord who has just turned one of his victims into a musical instrument.

Tom, a very different hunt will soon begin.

But this time, who is the hunter and who is the hunted?

Well, we will find out after the break and we will be meeting the human drum.

Don't go away.

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Now history lives in the contradictions.

Yeah, I've always been fascinated by the great mysteries of history.

Like what happened to the Maya civilization of Central America?

Why were all those great cities deserted?

But Tom, there's one mystery that's always fascinated you, isn't there?