Not from the last 4 years, but so good I watched some of the series twice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_historic_farm_series In each series, a team of historians/archaeologists/anthropologists live for a year on a farm of a specific era, doing things the way they are understood to have been done in that era. They are like first-person documentaries and lots of fun to watch. You really get the feeling of how life…
I'm personally partial to Victorian Farm, both because it's at a very interesting point in time — much of it pre-machinization, but also an age of scientific discoveries and agricultural improvements — and because I feel like it's the season where they are the most self-reliant (the farm they move into is disused and they have to renovate it) and living in the most realistically re-enacted environment.