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Port Isaac is the quintessential Cornish fishing village with its pretty cottages, narrow alleyways and rocky shoreline.

But dig deeper and there is a more complex story of Tudor entrepreneurs who began trading with lands far and wide.

For the Tudors, building a harbour wall to create a safe haven for fishing and trading boats
was a huge feat of engineering.

But there are still traces of the Tudor鈥檚 building work today, if you know where to look.

Archaeologists Ben Robinson and Caradoc Peters dig deeper into its Tudor history.