The Ancient Roman Treasures Buried Under An English Field | Time Team | Odyssey
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2022
- The National Trust Roman fort of Branodunum has produced some impressive aerial photographs of cropmarks, promising substantial buildings and multiple finds from the second to the fourth centuries AD. Some outstanding geophysics results are also hugely encouraging. If anything it was larger than the current Brancaster. The close proximity of the sea would have been vital to travel and commerce, and there was certainly much marine traffic. Among over 2000 finds are an extremely rare pewter dish, a belt ornament, Roman scale armour, and cockerel spurs indicating cockfighting. They are joined by County Archaeologist David Gurney, Philippa Walton from the British Museum, and Roman finds expert Mark Corney.
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Watching this Jan 1st 2023. These shows never get old.
14 Feb 2023 - for the third time.
6/14/23
Second time.
Terrific race, the Romans.
Terrific.
December 9th of 2023
Merry Christmas 🎁
February 5th 2024 here👋
2/12/24. Love this show.. so sad so many of the original cast members have passed. Tony is an awesome host. 👏
Seeing those images emerge on that last geophys survey was absolutely magical! What an amazing tool that is!
The hosts make the story so interesting and entertaining , and very British. I love it.
Absolutely fascinating; wish I could be there to help. Love this program.
Addendum: I do wish they had more time to investigate and dig deeper into this site.
A great informative show best wishes from australia
I love their excitement in this episode
Excellent episode and well work watching again !
Amazing! I’d love to take a Time Team tour of the UK. Defiantly a bucket list item.
also definitely !
Watching this Jan 1 2024 never gets old
Amazing the site will be analyzed for years to come, bravo.
So much MAGIC and Healing vibes ❤. Thank you. Great video
13:05 johns' face is priceless hahaha 😂
My favourite channel on youtube!! Great episode.
Another episode with à sympathical crew, happy to search and happer when findings change the old way of seeing things. Most of the time the "etablishement" mok it and forgent it (how many treasures are buried even in museums cause they don't stick to their reality ? (an idea for a next episode ? It would be great). With time team the information come to us. So, Thanks for your work, your Joy and happyness and better understanding you bring to us.
Thank you for another fun, interesting and informative video. Please keep it up!
An outstanding epuside! Great editing and totally enjoyable.
glad Phil is still on the Team
I love this man;s zest, energy, awareness and wonder at the subject of his narrations
Is it possible, 3 days of field work and no rain?
I love the digital overlays. It is amazing someone can look at something and be like "yup that's a bath house". LOL
Thanks for posting.
Loved this☺️
This show was lightning in a bottle. I miss it very much.
you came up with all those splendid Things not only from the Roman period but also from the iron age make me staggered. thanks a lot for your efforts really appreciated
Love this series!
Rome was awesome
I just love this 💖
Perfect
Really good stuff here!
Bravo!!!
Tony, David and Morgan, the top 3 presenters
What a wonderful show with great personalities. LOVE IT and thank you!
Amazing 🤩
Very interesting …
I really hope that somebody carried on finding out more about this site (digging and discovering). Three days is not enough and this site should not be lost again.
I wish the producers hadn't overdubbed dramatic music.
As always you don't fail to educate and entertain us .But i do miss the raw humble beginnings of the older time teem episodes .
That’s why Mick quit the show. In an interview he said, they dumbed down the show by bringing in new hosts, a pretty blond and a good looking guy. They also got rid of some Great people on the show, Stewart, Carenza, Victor, and more. Mick left the show in 2012, unfortunately Mick passed in June 2013. I highly recommend reading up on Mick Aston, to say he lead an interesting life would be quite the understatement!!
As a new fan to Time Team, Why is it they always have 3 days? Is that just how the digging permit system works? What happens when they find super important finds? Do they come back later or have other teams come back later? Love this show!
- the 3 days rule - might be to build the rushy-suspence-feeling up?
All the people involved have day jobs at universities etc. 3 days is all they can spare.
From other episodes I've gleaned that they're very careful not to get into the "guts" of very important sites they discover. They respect the work of the other archeologistss who might want to dig these sites and do their own discoveries and write their papers.
Outstanding video, very interesting and informative. The finds are being kept where? Love to see them in person.
Francis Pryor is NEVER on holiday
Wow.
So cool! just keep digging lol
just saw the new episodes, stopped looking after 5 minutes
Wow
You lot have your camera, I have a shovel. Lol. Love the dude digging in the background
thumbs up and subscription already a long time ago...
3 Days is just NOT ENOUGH TIME GRRRRRRR !!!
Yeah, that’s obvious. I don’t know why they even say that. Maybe, to add more drama, idk.
New drinking game: take a shot every time someone says, "brilliant".
I have been a huge time team fan right from the beginning. Would love to do a dig with them!
Ian the Dig!
Your right! July 19th, 2023
I so wish you had more than three days! Maybe four or five perhaps? Some day?
He says what I was thinking all along. It's incredible what they achieved in 3 days. I have to wonder why they were limited to only 3 days. Nevertheless, I'm intrigued and it leaves me wanting more .
Budget of BBC.
@@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft Channel four
to give you perspective. Archaeology is very expensive and for one to happen you have to prove to the foundation that a site is work dging and spending money on. Time team's way of helping is to be the initial archeologists of sites wherein they are unsure whether to pursue or not. basically if TT finds nothing, no harm done as they earn through the show, while if they did find it it gives scientists and foundations opportunity and proof that a place is worth spending more time on.
I bet there were a few hangovers on day 3!!!
This is Time Team. Ck out Reijer Zaaijer's channel for all 20 seasons. Free from ads.
cant believe i was born near their burnham thorpe ?? and i never new all this roman history about brancaster???? mad ha ha
I often wonder why they don't use hand held metal detectors while in the trench........it would help to speed digging....
Thank you Professor
they have detectorists working along side them.
Not everything they find is metal. Pottery, lithics, and any organics cannot be detected.
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Do you use metal detectors before digging.
Why this minutes, OK, money. I would like to see, what ever, for two weeks!
I am guessing you can!!!
I'm wondering you talk about the digging you're doing as being the last that will be done at this site However with your findings being as brilliant as they are is it unlikely that someone will have a look?
Ok, this might be a stupid question but do sites like this ever get _completely_ excavated ... dig out the whole 20+ acres, haul away the soil, find and conserve everything?
Obviously not in 3 days for an hour long program.
You might think there was something in the bay to the north west.
Roman Treasure buried in Brancaster, Britain England.
I wish the romans came to South Africa .
I have never understood how British society just fell apart after the Romans left. You would think that after 400 years of Roman rule the Brits would have flourished! After all, they knew the technology because they did all the work!
British society didn't fall apart.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff Ah, yes it did. The whole country broke up into little Fiefdoms, the country didn't advance. It regressed.
How do oyster shells not fossilize after 2000 years?
Fossilization usually takes millions of years to occur (10,000 years at minimum)- 2000 years is really recent in geologic time
the subconscious mind is being attacked... because... it is not yet visible to the naked eye...
17:20 Aquitaine... You mean soldiers Asterix & Obelix had bashed out of Gaul, and run away from pirates, over the channel to start a new fort, in safer lands...
I've learned to fast forward about 10 minutes to get the jesst of what's going on 😉 soooooooo much unwanted production available 🤨
The host also sings in a band called Iron Maiden and fly jets.
no he doesn't, he s an actor,or used to be.
Pretty sure this is a reupload. Love tony tho
How do things get buried away???
GOD
Rain, wind, and natural decomposition of organic materials. Over time wind and rain move sediment and soil.
12:57.
I find it so tiresome that the 3 days question keeps being asked again, after it has been asked for years over and over.
New people new questions be patient 😊
is english "chaster" same as latin "castra"? anyone knows? seems plausible..
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I'm really hating that these guys are rushing this is a show on not what to do
I don't understand that if they find a sight like this that they have to do it in 3days. Does someone else come in and carry on the dig after these guys are gone ????? Because it looks like this could go on for years
Yes, eventually
It's because they all have regular jobs and they all did Time Team as a side thing. So the show was made to just be 3 days because of that. I'm sure they would all love to dig more than they get to but again they have other jobs and things that they have to do. And yeah usually the sites will be further excavated by others.
Because sometimes something is going to be put there. The show is always for 3 days. They are not keeping anything for themselves. What finds are made goes to a museum.
Shame you never did a dig in Camulodunum(Colchester,Essex) so much history there,Norman,Saxon an Roman.is supposed to be the oldest recorded town in Britain?while I lived there they uncovered a 'racetrack' and an amphi theather.history everywhere around and in the town...
I've been using Google earth and outlining all the Roman archeological digs and buildings found. And pretty much all of England was Roman. Lol 😊
Why haven't they gone back to that site and continued the investigation and mapping?
They have, the site also has been enlarged to include the township that grew up beside it and became a gateway for Roman imports into Britain.
I love Time Team, but these later episodes were a bit hyper - makes me breathless. And the needless sound-effects and dramatic music don't help either. I guess they were unnecessarily told to make it more exciting (Mick's jumper syndrome).
For gosh sakes let them stay buried!
I sure hope someone finishes these finds and not just fill in the hole.
Newton's?
Oh man I like Phillipa. Pretty, slight lisp, dimples... and an expert on something I think is cool. Stupid ocean between us making the chance of a random encounter where we fall in love nigh impossible.... I wish she had a channel where she showed all kinds of artifacts and talked about them. Especially any with an S or TH sound in their names.
LOL. She's 69 now.
She is a historical novelist.
Merry Christmas to the Time Team and Odyssey I'm watching with my eldest daughter Amber and we live all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the State Of South Australian.🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴🇬🇧
I wonder if this turns other archeologists stomachs due to the speed and then what seems like a haphazard way of digging. Three days. I wored for an archeological survey in Canada for five years and they were very careful about the sites, but then again most of the sites one still had traditional peoples living nearby etc. and some lands were considered sacred.
please make a video about the pyramids of Gunung Padang/12thousand year ago. located in Cianjur, west java 80 km from Jakarta...this could change the history of old civilizations in the world.
Babylonian world 8 thousand year ago.
Don't be silly
My toes curl every time they say prinKipia LOL
Rome used warriors from the whole Empire for the legions, so did the Ottoman Empire
Love Time team but sick of Janice and Amazon Prime adds. If they are there to encourage me to buy they've had the exact opposite effect!🥵
Let me guess.
3 days…?
1:37
FFS’s… 😑
Why have I never seen you use metal detectors to find roman coins, that are so beautiful to behold. All you do is displace the depth were someone could easily find them. I know I wouldn't let you do that to my farm, until a search was performed for coins first. But it seems too many people are metal hunting, cause of the popular videos on UA-cam. I looked🎉in the background of one video, and I saw like 60 people in one field. Not for the science but, for profit I bet.
Wait,... sea levels have risen or lowered?🤔 it's as if it has nothing to do with humans.😶👍
The ice age ended and 2 miles of thick ice melted and not a single internal combustion engine in sight for 10,000 years!
Oi
It pronounced “prin-sip-ia”
Second nope
Not in Latin!
@@RKHageman you are right! I stand corrected. Mea culpa.
wow.. it's almost like... Britian and Rome are the same thing?... no... we got rid of those people a long time ago... Albionum, the "island of the Albions"...
Um…They left of their own volition! Then came the Saxons, the Vikings & the Normans. No idea what you’re so smug about.
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i'd have to go back in time... i have no memory of the occurance...
@@railiedouglas3018
generally... my view of history is... the exodus... was a journey... to populate the earth... to know how any why we got from point a to point b.... is important... however... the reason we went from point a to point b is probably more so....
@@railiedouglas3018
see... man to me is division... two feet.... to stand upon.... measure is the distance from the center of your being to another place on the universe.... because... your centers of centers... is NOT your brain.... NOPE... not even... the centers of your centers is always the centers... your BIG TOE... yes... that is correct.... your BIG TOE.... because... your LEFT BIG TOE... is connected to.... the RIGHT EYE SOCKET.... and... the RIGHT BIG TOE... is connected... to the LEFT EYE SOCKETS.... thereforth... and heretwit... your centers of your centers.... is yer NAVEL.... X marks the spots... that witch you bow before.... because... *Michaelangelo....* painted... a UTERUS... on the CEILING.... within... the VOID SPACES... of... the Sistine Chapel... signifying the sanctity of Woman... because... ADAM... named the animals... EVE... was not born yet... she did not know any better.... the *moral of the story?...* man... protects his own environments... NOTHING else... will do that for him...
@@railiedouglas3018 dont forget before all that the Beaker people came over..
Hey. What the Hell. It was occupied for 250 years. Let’s take a little extra time. Let’s spend 4 days….
Wait. The site deserves to be ACTUALLY PROFESSIONALLY EXCAVATED. How about we take the next 10 YEARS AND DO IT UP PROPER…?
That's what I am wondering, so what these guys dig and pilage and get what they can get in 3 days and then cover back up? I'm not to impressed with the 3 day bullshit
@@jbrobertson6052 It's literally a part of the show because they all have regular jobs. And most the time the sites are further excavated after they leave. Not every single site but a lot of major ones. All the finds are recorded and everything professionally so I wouldn't call it pillaged lol. They are all professionals.
these are exploratory digs so other archeologists can get funding to carry on a full dig.