Nuptial at prehistoric cave
Updated on 06 October 2008
A couple became the first to marry in what is believed to be Britain's oldest human-inhabited prehistoric cave system.
Gilly Woodland and Alan Duckworth tied the knot at Kents Cavern in Torquay, Devon - where some of the oldest evidence of man's occupation of Britain has been found.
Five flint hand axes found in the caves were dated at 450,000 years old and the oldest remains of animals found in Kents Cavern are from cave bear dating back to around 500,000 years ago.
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