What Was Daily Life Like For A Medieval Peasant? | Time Team | Chronicle
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- Time Team archaeologists have dug up the best preserved medieval village in Britain. The distinctive grass-covered remains of the deserted medieval village of Ulnaby are a landmark in the Durham countryside, and although they've been photographed, surveyed, and written about, they've never been dug. What can Ulnaby and other lost villages like it tell us about normal life in Medieval Britain?
00:00 Lost Village of Ulnaby
47:42 Lost Villages of Wicken
01:35:11 Lost Village of Nether Poppleton
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I love that the people are into digging up history in their own backyards and willingly seek out the experts to find out what is down there. One of many things I love about England, so many centuries of history!
Can't get enough of History.
Good news--there's more every day.
Me too!
That’s me too !!
I ❤ History!!!
It’s so wild that previous centuries are basically swallowed up whole by the earth and we just blithely live right on top of them!
Stewart Ainsworth never ceases to amaze me.
If anyone's interested in the Medieval English peasantry and the Medieval countryside in general I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's social history playlist. It's plenty of stuff
Schwerpunkt is a library unto himself. Amazing...
I am probably low IQ because I cant barely follow what he's saying
Thank you so much for recommending them, I have so much to delve into now. Really appreciate the channels extensive library of highly specific topics lmao
Thank you for the recommendation ! ❤
this guy spams the same comment on every video
This video transported me back to medieval England and brought daily life in a village to life. The excavations at Alby Hall Farm were fascinating, especially the unexpected discoveries like the Tudor mansion. It's amazing to think about the people who lived there centuries ago.
Gosh, I love Phil.
Same here 🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️
BEST PART OF THE SHOW
I’m from Chicago and at 1:08:06 I instinctively said “Go cubs” after seeing his shirt and then became very confused lol.
looks great. will watch later. thank you
Oh goody! Just my style. Dig away and see what's down there.
Ancient Pensioner's Plots? 🤔🤗
I wish you could take your sweet time and not be rushing so. Rome wasn't uncovered in a day!
Her knowing about the _lace end_ blew me away too, b/c I thought it was a nail. The girl deserves credit for being in the know. She must be an expert, dedicated to her field.
the people there are so friendly and nice. The history you guys have is amazing. We don’t have anything near that old here in the US besides maybe Arrowheads near where I’m at in Alabama. I think what you guys are doing is so cool
If you're interested, AL has the Moundville site. It was established in 1000 I think. It was the biggest city north of Mexico for a while there too. I think it was the site of one of the most powerful cities in what would become the US! I've wanted to visit but haven't made it that far yet. 🙂
Bring it on! ❤
Do you worry about plague in the soil? Or maybe the plague wasn't around back then? I've always been interested in medieval times.
The plague bacteria can only survive at best a year and that’s if it’s airborne. It is susceptible to drying out and uv light.
Awesome! I'll be interested to see if the store bought peppers breed true or if they are hybrid. Even if they are hybrid, they will still produce. Might be very similar to the parent or they might be very different. Either way they will be a lot of fun.
LOVE TONY ROBINSONNNNNNN
I would refer Schwerpunkt's social history album to everyone curious about the mediaeval English peasantry or the countryside during that time. There is a lot of material
Maybe that mound was going to be some kind of fortification but was abandoned before it was completed?
Oh, that biting cold of Great Britain.
I have ancestors from Wales. I wonder what they got up to back then.
35:07 this guy kind of looks like sean strickland lol
What's crazy is they seem to be finding stuff a couple feet underground rather shallow
fk yea love this guy
What did mediaeval people think static electricity was?
Anyone else think that one bloke sounds like Hagrid? lol
I'm guessing awful for most. I'm so happy to have been born late 20th century.
I was born in the middle of it, but I still think I could enjoy some of the material culture, especially keeping a hearth for cooking and warming. . . just so cozy. Even so, I cannot imagine living without internet. Don't even want to.
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897i can’t live with out my internet and devices. 😅
Is anybody actually watching this? There are clearly parts missing.
At that time smoking thistle was like smoking crack to the youngsters finding such a thing as a pipe that is nothing new
A Chicago White Sox t-shirt?😂
Chicago White Sox opening Day is today.⚾️
wow....bring in tokenism or what.
With butter, cheese and baby milk now having security tags on in many English supermarkets I’d say there are still plenty of peasants in the country. Shame you never all got rich with voting Brexit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 only the rich got richer 😂😂😂😂
Im sorry i hate it when people say "champing at the bit" its "CHOMPING" please, look iyt up. Tiny robinson gets on my nerves. he's not smart enough to do this.
You are incorrect and would benefit from looking it up yourself.
RIP Phil. Lost him 2014.
Big mistake pointed out by @jrk4893. Phil is alive in 2024. I meant Mick regrettably left us in 2014.
Phil is still with us. Are you thinking of Mick, who regrettably passed in 2013?
@@jrk4893: You are 100% right! My "deadly” mistake! It was Mick.
Sorry to have killed Phil when we're happy to say he's alive!