Time Team S08-E06 Rycote, Oxfordshire
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2013
- Time Team came to Rycote Park, in Oxfordshire, to try to find the remains of a grand country house that once played host to five reigning monarchs.
What was left of the original Tudor mansion, built in the 1520s and believed to have burnt down and been abandoned in 1745? As usual, Time Team had just three days to find out.
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What do you do when you watched everything single episode, take a breath and watch all of em again . 😁😁
Join the rest of us doing the same thing. 😉 No shame in the Time Team binge watching game!
And now we get new episodes!
I'm on my 3rd go round.
That’s the wonderful thing about just discovering time team…HUNDREDS of episodes!!!
If it's any comfort, I found this five or six years ago, downloaded it all. But in the past several years of weird worlds, I've watched it at four more times. So, you're gonna have to work hard to catch up with me. I think I'm now on full 20-season watching #7 ... or is it #8. LOL
Tony’s talking about them digging up some finds and one of the girls picks a puppy out of the trench! LOL!
Just when you think you've seen every "Time Team" ever created, a previously unknown (by me, anyway) episode pops up. This one was great.
When they really find something its so neat how excited they get, like a little child.
“While Stewart is plotting out the East wall…. So he tells us”…@ 28:24…😂
poor Stewart 😛.. lol..
they catch him doing goofy stuff all the time.. but he’s actually incredibly good.. I was thrilled to see him on the new one.. he’s been a good sport about everything when he’s the butt of the joke, and he’s a vital part of the team..
I love listening to Robin Bush speak. I hope he's giving fascinating history lectures in the hereafter.
His way with words is magical. Wish I had that ability to speak in such a way. Of course I don't have a nice English accent either lol. From California so I guess I have the sufer dude bro accent. Idk haha.
@@Spartan265 me too!!!
It’s so confusing sometimes to envision how it was laid out and what it looked like. I love when they show and explain what we are seeing. I would be so confused standing there trying to figure out what part of the house or building I’m looking at lol.
What gets me is how.....
The lines of the old walls and line don't match my modern eyes 😮
Go through and watch for the dogs that photobomb each episode. They make me smile.
Always listen to Stuart .
This is one of my favorite episodes of Time Team. The research and discoveries made by Robin Bush are phenomenal and solves the mystery of 'what happened to the grand house'. P.S. Capability Brown was quite the landscape architect! He seems to have touched every major estate of his period. Is there a BBC documentary on his career? I sure would like to know more about him.
I find that this is definitely above the very good average of these Productions.
I too enjoyed this particular property and finds.
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This is a documentary about him put out by BBC.
ua-cam.com/video/k3rnhSchQQk/v-deo.html
This is a random doc. on Capability Brown I found.
ua-cam.com/video/jUCatYtT838/v-deo.html
Robin was a fabulous gentleman.
Robin's discovery was not unanticipated. The owner of the house confirmed she had already heard that a fireplace from the grand house was in a house in Thame.
"Beavering Away" love this term!!!!
The local archaeologist Julian Munby is totally rocking that 1966 Beatles haircut...totally!
Wiggy!
My gosh, I would adore having those ruins on my property. How whimsical and historical. What a beautiful place
Indeed wot wot!!!
I would even enjoy just taking a stroll around those grounds. It's a beautiful place, regardless even of the wonderful old structures. Things don't stay so green most of the year anymore where I live in California, not like when I was a kid.
I was annoyed when owner of the house “owned up” to knowing the fireplace had been sold and was in another house nearby. She kept that knowledge from the Time Team crew. Obviously, the house wasn’t burnt down. There was a fire but it didn’t destroy the house. Sadly, someone died.
What a great series. Celebrating English heritage and history.
I've been watching, and enjoying, this series and I believe this episode finally gels all the earlier episodes where from a broken scrap of potter, building material or glassware, the experts say "such & such rebuilt, reused, etc".
All thanks to fire sale and seeing how incorporated into "new build/remodel of Thame townhouse. 🙂
A really entertaining & informative episode for me. Thoroughly enjoyable. Many thank's T.T & Reijer for uploading.
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Very interesting. Each room being sold. How unique. Beautiful building.
Those decorative towers are not actually purely decorative (although the reason for building them almost assuredly was), because any time you have a right angle of 90 degrees (or other angle with varying degrees of success depending on how sharp the angle is) you provide far more strength and support to any adjacent wall. It would also provide more support as it went up vertically, similar to how a buttress works. This _could_ possibly apply more pressure pushing inwards, but that would surely have been taken up by interior walls, witch would also further support the exterior wall.
i've been watching these for a while now. thank you for posting them, by the way. i didn't realize how much it rains in the uk. they get rained on so often they don't even seem to notice, and keep right on digging. stiff upper lip, eh?
Yup, we get lots of rain, this is why the UK is so green.
They get a lot of rain in the summer on the east coast here too, and we used to get a lot more rain in what is now our over half the year dry fire season here in California in the 70's. By the mid 80's the change was incredibly substantial though. It keeps getting worse too, about 60% of the entire county I live in now has completely burned in the last 5 years alone.
15:59 "And the odd find." OMG I laughed so hard!
Lols, I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out. ^-^
"Arf!"
That is an odd find...
Hahahahaha
All that digging they were doing, you'd think they'd appreciate having a dog to help.
Digitalis makes for a great backbone to an English flower garden.
An calms your beating 💓
Given the amount of water trying to escape the grounds, that seems like an ideal place for a nice lake to be dug. That would improve the landscape with fish and birds and cure the drainage problem.
Edit*
Darn it. I just looked on Google maps and there is a lakey, pondy thing at the back end of the site.
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Thanks for posting
It wouldn't be Time Team if it wasn't tipping down.
Exactly - you can continue learning from the episodes watching them again.
The selling off of stately homes isn't new at this time. Sir John Grenville's daughter's sold off Stowe House in Cornwall. The staircase has been found, much of one of the rooms is now part of South Molton Town Council chambers, and a magnificent fireplace exists in a house on the quayside in Bideford, Devon.
Danke,danke,vielen Dank.Thank you very much.Bedankt. :))
Ahh Baldrick,there you are playin in the dirt
I seemed to have lost my Big-House..can anyone help find it?..im living in this small one in the meantime
All we have is an old privy in our back garden....
All we have are some weeds and a few really cute lizards.
They do push-ups when they see you, like _"Arrgh, look at me muscles. Dun ye be messin wit me yer wee lassie",_ lols.
Dinx What do you mean “all” !? You must realise how historically important that privy will be in 100 years! I’m reading all about the history of domestic sanitation and it’s really interesting!!!!! ( remember the most important Viking find in York is a 1000 year-old poop!)
First time I've seen a pipe probe used on Time Team. The grounds manager used it at 6:30 to help Phil locate a structure.
Brian Garrow actually there's an epsiode just a couple before this one during which they use one to look into a covered railway bridge to see what it looked like inside. They had just found it at the end of the three days, so they hadn't time to excavate it. So they have used something similar before.
Always such thick beautiful turf.
Eddie has a good job. lol.
The fact that all traces off and documentation on such palace is just gone in 250 years is wild.
After watching to the end I get that it wasn't really gone. Still, in just a merely farm house owned by my family for 350+ years, there's still drawings of all buildings and detailed information of everything happening with the structures during all those years. Not many mysteries or missing houses, haha.
I must admit I'm looking through a new pile of papers every time I'm there, and sometimes I find some heartbreaking stuff. I'm a softie, and happily admit I find people's written thoughts and feelings more interesting than buildings.
Dug around on the web a little, that sales catalog was for the 3rd earl of Abingdon. He died 1799. Sorry, 4th earl.
Sounds like the family were seriously over-extended: complete rebuild of a palatial home, uber-fashionable garden by top landscape artist, race horses. too much bling for their level at court perhaps (no more royal visits). Should've stuck with their Tudor mansion and waited a couple of centuries for it to be appreciated again. But with those tastes, I doubt they're the ones that moved into the stable block. Anybody know if they had any real claim to fame or just inherited wealth and titles?
Props for not editing out your mistake when correcting it.
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Where was Mick Aston?
Eddie the Estate Manager.
He looks like a younger version of _Fast Ed,_ a 60+ year old man who used to hang out at the local park when I was a teenager, and he would take about 10 minutes to walk down the stairs that circumvented the tennis court. Fast Ed was cool though. ^-^
That standing tower looks so much like a tower thats still standing in the Netherlands. Google: Watertoren Sneek.
Was it just me or was there something missing on the mantle of the fireplace an the top of the molding on the door? Like a family crest in the middle!?
I continue to enjoy this show, imagine: *$$$$$$$ How much revenue was left on the table by not making "Time Team" available in the USA, in it's current era"?"*
There is a Time Team - America but it only lasted for a couple of seasons I think. It's not as good as the British version.
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Correct, I saw a couple, and they were so "Mainstream Academic"/USA, not even in the ballpark with the vast Creative Energies and Enthusiasm of the "Time Team".
This is one case where "Britain had it X 💯 over the US" by Quantum Leaps.
... and being the Good Irish, American Girl I am, I would be nothing less than Authentic in my praise for the British and "Time Team".
ie: It requires (🔹) (myI being in Conscious Thought + Applying Higher Mind), for the Lower Mind aka Ego Mind would be apt to begrudge the British and not mention the Value of their works, here.
This particular show happens to be one of my top 5 favs, possibly #2.
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(Note: those whom promote the reverse are most notable found in the current Mainstream News Medias, fostering the Lower Mind in the Public assured the Elite a superior position of Power and Profiting.)
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wonder how much time it took Time Team BEFORE they came for 3 days. And how much time afterwards before an Episode went on air?
No monasteries so no Mick. :-(
this must be tthe 1st episode micks not in
Jason Muller I always miss Mick when he's not in an episode. He was the PERFECT offset to the character Tony portrayed. It was the essence of "Yin and Yang" when those two were in a program. Mick was knowledgeable, patient and measured, while Tony played impatient, pushy, and whining, a role Tony had to play as the "every man" asking the types of questions an impatient casual viewer might ask...
+John Doe I think this is close to when he had leukemia-I know he pops up later but his death was ultimately the end of the series.
+damaged05170 mick died after the series was canceled.
Janine alderete Huh..I know he was not on every episode-I thought it might have been illness-glad he got to know he got longer.
Damn, the number of posh accents in this episode is amazing, and disturbing.
Imagine the pressure to live up to the name "Capability"? :)
. . . "Capability Brown" sounds like a 1930's cartoon character name.
His real name was Lancelot. Honest. The people who employed him called him Capability . Wonderful history
Omg, either one of those could easily be a lot of pressure for a child, lols.
Parents, please be more considerate when naming your children.
spear, spear, spire or lance _ lot from Lot, a character in the bible _ Lance-of'-Lot might be a kindred spirit of Lot or his adventures or other attribute _ a Mott Lobney cartoon based on such a character _ I know of an old castleage in dundersville a total ruin by now only a few decades old but amongst the remains I found archaeology in the form of a us insignia in oval metal on leather flap _ it was 30 years old rock house but the inhabitants had very old collections of items _ T4S
@@aylbdrmadison1051 Capability was actually a nickname that he encouraged himself in a bit of self promotion. He would go to survey a place and say '`This has distinct capabilities' and it stuck. His brand name if you like
If they used the library first they would have known what happened to the building. All they learned came from books.
What is a "mote"? I've heard it several times, but can't figure it out.
A moat (not mote) is a water-filled ditch around a building or castle
@@peridot1454 ah, no wonder I couldn't figure it out🤔. Thank you.
Elvis is in the house hello Tony how are you and dr. Phil and dr. Mike we're going to see what we did today and how much we find you never know you could probably find a underground Cavern in this one I just have a feeling because of the design of the house it must have had a basement so who knows we find this dig I hope it is successful as in the past I see choose lads we're going to have fun today digging in the dirt how much I like that thank you very much TCB third son of Elvis Presley alive and well in Canada I'll give you the next clue Toronto somewhere around there I look very much like my dad but my eyes are hazel sometimes turn blue it would be nice to hear from the time team once in awhile how many times should I've called and said hello it just would be wonderful to hear from you guys because I support this programming all the time I do jump in and save a few things I find this really fascinating so let's get back to the Dig awesome Elvis
Ah...they have foxglove in England...original source of digitalis.
Great hall is the largest building in the house?
No sign of the house? What's all those walls?
Do they need any morei have masses of it all over her I Washington USA 😊
Here in Washington USA
Learned about it funnily from watching the TV show X-Files 😊
Capability Brown, the landscaper. I'm guessing he's no relation to Bergholt Stuttley Johnson? LOL
@aussiebloke609 Oh , you're so sharp you might cut yourself. Any talk of a relation to Bloody Stupid Johnson is complete Librarian poo.
Stone the crow. I'm still chuclling over your comment.
I was wondering of anyone would make a remark about BS Johnson!
Sandra Nelson you beat me to my BS Johnson remark
aussiebloke609 bloody stupid
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Ugh, just ran into a run of episode I've already seen on another channel... I hate it when that happens. :\
trying to locate the main entrance, 51.737374,-1.035208
28:04 45:08 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Gabby sounds German.
So cool learning about my 14 x great grandfather's lodgings. (Richard Fowler 1460-1528)
Wow....now tell us about your other 65,536 great grandparents .....mustn't leave anyone out.
wouldn't like that historian to measure things----clearly see at least 1/2 inch difference,tape slips--it reads2 +1/4--these inches are 2! I think the fame got him a bit excited
Bill Klemporer sure shows off what a Hobbit our wee narrator is.
Sifting through rich peoples garbage basically.
The Guy digging with lots of hair and no face
why is it that you can watch crap thats been running for a 100 yrs BUT when a wounderfull channel comes ohhh no thats boring cant have that ???????
the camp boy wasn't regard 10 to 20 years on . he was just an annoyance or where is he!!!!
Simon Thurley. Everything wrong with the heritage sector in Britain. Lots of history grads out of work, while those from the 'right' family with plenty of money, who know people, get top jobs in the sector. We end up with what we have now, an aristocracy of heritage experts.
...and has this ever not been the case, for most Academic Professions?
Especially in a country Obsessed with Social Titles that still has a Monarchy! (...and whose natives neatly fold the hard questions of the Country's - Monarch's thick history of Aggressions and Sadistic Actions to Challengers and Wives.
I will go limp when ever I finally hear a local - native - English or British heritage individual - "Profess the fact-actions and claim responsibility for their Ancestors Plethora of Abusive Treatment to a host of Countries"
i.e. The Brits been Bullies for Centuries and the Currents won't "Cop to it"! lol - makes me nuts how they ignore the bad and yap about their history - AND allow the Aristocrats their continued Arrogance.
It's a strange reality for people that tend to be Liberal Minded on most all other Subjects...
... drives me nuts - irritates - and I feel the Crown owes Retribution(S) to at least 3 Countries and a host of Islands...
They were not nice to my-People!
@@bethbartlett5692 thats true of any country. do you want the mongls to appologise to the russian people and the peoples of eastern europe for gengis and kubla khans wars? this is just silly revisionism.
Well the perps and their continuators are still around to apologize, and the victims are still hurting, so yeah. If you think the American Empire is bad (and it's horrific), it went to the best school and speaks the same lingo in more ways than one.
Agreed. He demonstrates zero expertise.
Do you think archaeologists get really bad bouts of worms with all that soil under their fingernails????!!
I'm sure they wash in between digs.
Somebody give Tony a bucket and plastic shovel and let him dig for treasure in the kiddies sandbox and let the grownups get on with their work
I think I sound old fashioned saying this & I DO believe in womens' rights to have their career or not, but Carenza just grates on my nerves when she tries to talk over people. I can see the other side-that she has to fight in a most likely male world of that profession, but I also wish it wasn't so obnoxiously. I come from a line of strong women too, but there is strong mind/strong in life and there is domineering. So far every episode I've seen with her, the men politely let her talk over them. Only my opinion.
Some people do make that remark about Carenza but I don't even notice it. And tho' there are too many men commenters who express their 'non-appreciation'* to put it mildly of her, there are others who seem quite taken with her person (her whole person, I don't mean the ones making virtual cat-calls). Comme quoi, les goûts et les couleurs.... * Only Tony gets so many negative remarks but the ones about him are never as nasty. as for politely letting her talk over them, she has a fairly high level in the hierarchy and maybe they should have stopped blathering sooner so she could get them with the programme.
Piss poor planning to only schedule 3 days for this
It's a bit like your research before writing this comment! Is this the first episode you have watched? i apologise for being sarcastic but there are plenty of notes with these videos already that have answered your question.
That's the whole premise of the show. They only have 3 days.
Tony is like a little annoying (gnat) buzzing around in everyone's face. 😠