It is unusual for a client to represent a consultant in the media, but Tim Ashton, the incumbent at Soulton Hall, did a great job!
"We've been supporting some research with the Byrga Geniht consultancy for the last five years on this because once you get the key to what it's doing, it will open like a flower and talk quite, quite well to you." - T. Ashton.
The 'Tudor Da Vinci Code' episode of 'The Rest is History' podcast, with Tom Holland, broadcast to members on 11 August 2026, on all major platforms. The episode covered our rediscovery of the lost relics of the Patron Saint of London, St Erkenwald, as well as Byrga Geniht's groundbreaking research into the role of the rhombic dodecahedron in the history of thought (both in England and in the classical and Biblical worlds).
It is fortunate that a series involved with Tudor history allowed the interpolation of this important broadcast. There have been plans for over a year for an episode dedicated to Byrga Geniht's research in the history of mathematics and its impact on art, architecture and archaeology, which has sadly seen repeated postponements due to constraints on the producers. We hope it will be broadcast soon!
Many thanks to Tim for his clear shout outs to our work:
" ... so at the beginning of the phases of starting to read the building, James Wenn, who's the Byrga Geniht consultant who's been working on this, made the observation that you can very easily read Soulton Hall as a restatement of the lost shrine of St Erkenwald.' - T. Ashton
You will be able to hear more of James' profound insights in forthcoming BBC interviews for radio and television, recorded on 12 August.
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