Never thought I'd see an episode that brought up so little. I'm just glad they're releasing some of these old episodes to UA-cam. The new episodes are good, but nothing beats the old gang!
No. It’s not the Prof. Just wishful thinking? Have you seen the Prof being interviewed by Richard Herring? V. Interesting - and also talks about Time Team apres-dig fun.
When I combined the fact that the Time Team were at a pub and near Liverpool/Manchester, I thought, beer, iffy. Then at the end, Phil complained the pub had no real ale. Damn, all that work and no real ale at the local.
I’d love to see the finds close up, clean and in good light. So sad to watch these people for so long in these shows only to miss the majority of the relics
They also put pointed wooden and iron barbed sticks in the bottom of the punic ditch. The attackers also didn't like them up on them. When you stepped on it it went straight through your foot. That brought some tears in your eyes.
If Aurochs were still stampeding around the countryside I think the ditches and stockades were to keep them from destroying villages, more than preventing guerilla tribal warfare, because that's been ruled out at another fort dig. They didn't attack forts.
I love the show but what an incomplete explanation for how the snake bracelet was made!!! After all, it was cast and not made of beeswax, itself! I suppose the full process must have been shown earlier when so must have missed it?
Love the Sponsor of this video. A reincarnated BIN CHICKEN previous life as a Parking inspector. Good effective advertising for mount franklin water. recycling bottles. Very effective marketing.
The new opening drums are way way too loud. Tone it the hell down !! it’s so irritating. And then if that wasn’t bad enough you just rudely completely interrupt the program to throw in an advertisement. Just do that in the end or the beginning. Don’t make me come down there !!!
Except thousands of years feeding the local (and later not so local) population assuring their livelihood? Can you imagine the amount of man-hours filled with back-breaking work? And there surely have been many local ephemeral dramas we will never be able to even suspect, let alone discover.
In 2000 years time, a team of archaeologists are going to find the network of trenches dug by Time Team in this episode and assume that it was some kind of World War 1 style battle-site... It is going to lead to some wild hypotheses about hitherto unknown military conflicts...
Lol, here's some real breaking news. The Saxophone wasn't invented by a Saxon! It was invented by a Belgian! So the whole time we were calling it a Saxophone we should have been calling it a Belgophone! Lol, life is too short.
Thinking Legionairies were on the move a lot, and took a rest now and then. Maybe they camped out there for the night. And also, maybe the handsome Italian legionaries found some love on the way, and visited the pretty farmers daughters??? ❤
@@Tawadeb lol Yea, those Italian legionairies must have been attractive, strong and big guys. Maybe not all very handsome, but you know what they say about Italian men. 😂
Because the archeologists all have full time jobs so they take long weekends to make Time Team. After the 3 days some diggers remain to fill in and record what was found
Because the people involved have their jobs, but also (from TV show point of view) because it adds element of pressure and tension which usually comes from interpersonal conflict but here there is no conflict what so ever.
Time team helping local pubs since the 90's
Never thought I'd see an episode that brought up so little. I'm just glad they're releasing some of these old episodes to UA-cam. The new episodes are good, but nothing beats the old gang!
The term fortlet is just adorable.
A bit like froglet. Cuteness.
fort for the aspiring lord.
Twiglet
It is isn't it. Sounds like a baby fort that hasn't learned to fortify properly yet 😊
A bit like pikelet
Props to the camera man walking backwards through that field in the opening segment.
I love Phil. Such a great attitude.
It would be nice if the date these shows originally aired would be listed in the description.
Love when the captions name "Geoff Fizz" 😂
Obviously the first requirement for being an archeologist is optimism. Phil has it in spades, as does Helen.
Moonlighting in the 'Local Archaeolicical Group' is the wild red-haired Prof Alice Roberts, these older programes do sure have a real strong cast.
No. It’s not the Prof. Just wishful thinking? Have you seen the Prof being interviewed by Richard Herring? V. Interesting - and also talks about Time Team apres-dig fun.
When I combined the fact that the Time Team were at a pub and near Liverpool/Manchester, I thought, beer, iffy. Then at the end, Phil complained the pub had no real ale. Damn, all that work and no real ale at the local.
A new episode of Timeteam..
Rejoice 🙂
Not new at all. But still a great episode
@@joshbeatty7211 I think he means new as in an not uploaded old episode.
I hate it when I've seen it before but can't turn it off .
I’d love to see the finds close up, clean and in good light. So sad to watch these people for so long in these shows only to miss the majority of the relics
Those stone steps at 18:25! I'd love to see more about those: construction, material source, etc.
Love Bridget bringing a bit of Aotearoa to TT. Swandri, hei tiki. Aroha nui!
New Zealand my dear, New Zealand.
Brilliant, a great evening of watching. ❤
Trading post? Information desk? Idk, I'm spitballing. This is at the start. I'm so excited. :D I love this stuff.
Always enjoy Francis
Thank you.
29:47 so far, the only archeology is the snake bracelet that guy is making. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
They also put pointed wooden and iron barbed sticks in the bottom of the punic ditch. The attackers also didn't like them up on them. When you stepped on it it went straight through your foot. That brought some tears in your eyes.
I keep thinking of a bunch of little Roman kiddos where they report to their primary classes at 'Fortlet Wee Beastie' ..... Just adorable
If Aurochs were still stampeding around the countryside I think the ditches and stockades were to keep them from destroying villages, more than preventing guerilla tribal warfare, because that's been ruled out at another fort dig. They didn't attack forts.
OK, how about the short fellowship seems quite unnecessarily bossy. Perhaps a napoleon complex? Sane comment, different words. Happy?
FELLOW! NOT FELLOWSHIP!
Casadores de relíquias 😎😎👍👍😮😮
No.
the local watering hole must have done for 3 days a roaring business?
and i am still wondering, that nice snake bracelet,could Helen Gaeke keep it?
Those are some fancy-schmancey laptops!!
The farmer's Massey-Fergusson is an antiquity in itself.
The answer to the question in the title: no.
I love the show but what an incomplete explanation for how the snake bracelet was made!!! After all, it was cast and not made of beeswax, itself! I suppose the full process must have been shown earlier when so must have missed it?
Love the Sponsor of this video. A reincarnated BIN CHICKEN previous life as a Parking inspector. Good effective advertising for mount franklin water. recycling bottles. Very effective marketing.
Lidar scan would show more than few trenches.
now you know
confirmed the shortest occuying people groups now gow down and up
The new opening drums are way way too loud. Tone it the hell down !! it’s so irritating. And then if that wasn’t bad enough you just rudely completely interrupt the program to throw in an advertisement. Just do that in the end or the beginning. Don’t make me come down there !!!
Ads have nothing to do with the original video. That is UA-cam randomly throwing them into almost everything posted these days.
The only field in England where nothing ever happened? 😳
Except thousands of years feeding the local (and later not so local) population assuring their livelihood? Can you imagine the amount of man-hours filled with back-breaking work? And there surely have been many local ephemeral dramas we will never be able to even suspect, let alone discover.
What happens to all your archeology when you leave a site after only 3 days?
Was i only one, who saw a squire lines above the map?
In 2000 years time, a team of archaeologists are going to find the network of trenches dug by Time Team in this episode and assume that it was some kind of World War 1 style battle-site... It is going to lead to some wild hypotheses about hitherto unknown military conflicts...
A fortlet, with a puny(punic) ditch, and little, prehistoric, Barbie-sized axe tools?? All we need, now, are some plastic army men!! 😂
The rod of Asclepios can't bee un known as a emblem for medicin, doctors and nurses!🐍🦯💉👩⚕️👨⚕️⛏🔎🇸🇪🕊
Lol, here's some real breaking news.
The Saxophone wasn't invented by a Saxon!
It was invented by a Belgian!
So the whole time we were calling it a Saxophone we should have been calling it a Belgophone! Lol, life is too short.
Hilarious 😂
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thinking Legionairies were on the move a lot, and took a rest now and then. Maybe they camped out there for the night. And also, maybe the handsome Italian legionaries found some love on the way, and visited the pretty farmers daughters??? ❤
I hope the farmers hid their daughters in the cowshed
@@Tawadeb lol Yea, those Italian legionairies must have been attractive, strong and big guys. Maybe not all very handsome, but you know what they say about Italian men. 😂
@@JackyHeijmans absolutely
Scrap yard and recycling plant
is warburton mentioned in the doomsday book.
Ever notice how everyone of their quest has a dead line of like three days? Me thinks, these have got to be self imposed dead lines?
They are long weekends.
I've asked this several times and never got an answer,"Why only 3 days"?
Because the archeologists all have full time jobs so they take long weekends to make Time Team. After the 3 days some diggers remain to fill in and record what was found
Because the people involved have their jobs, but also (from TV show point of view) because it adds element of pressure and tension which usually comes from interpersonal conflict but here there is no conflict what so ever.