At 18:30 they refer to Claudius as a, “dottering idiot”. It’s strange that he has that opinion because everything I’ve read about him said he was an able, effective and energetic emperor and a pretty accomplished man overall.
I bet the Romans built a three or four week fort there while they reconnoitered their situation. Then they moved on. The subsequent farms, tiling, and garden building tore up the evidence.
One of the ways I would have done a theory angle on that site is: There is one thing about having a temporary camp, be it a month... rather than a full fort during the invasion start. But once the area is pacified, do they need a fort with garrisoned troops there? Is there a nearby port and so on to protect. If there isnt, then why plonk resources and troops on that hill - just for giggles? Why a fort there?
It could simply be that there was farmland granted to a former soldier. The ditch a former soldier would dig would be a military ditch because that's what he knows. And then he, well, *farms it.*
The eu/un must be for all western countries to keep our European cultural, heritage, identities and for our children to have a safe peaceful culture Marxist dictatorship free future.
Day 2-...19min in episode and LOOK AT THAT FOG!!!!u wanna talk about freaky 100s to 1000s of yrs ago!!no nothing, just the earth and atmosphere, no tech no cars,NOTHING...Just the instincts, and high awareness at all times lol!!😲✌️🥃🤟
Makes me feel nostalgic. Love the Time Team.
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Good work gents
Thank you.
I love that archeology baby
At 18:30 they refer to Claudius as a, “dottering idiot”. It’s strange that he has that opinion because everything I’ve read about him said he was an able, effective and energetic emperor and a pretty accomplished man overall.
He was born with a limp and partial deafness. At the time made him a “halfwit” which saved him from being executed young when they purged the royals
Replace D with B in "Ditch" and this episode delivers even more fun.
Carenza’s baby is obv the star of this episode.
Yes
I'm always sad when there's no Mick.
Yupp gotta find the GOLD!
I bet the Romans built a three or four week fort there while they reconnoitered their situation. Then they moved on. The subsequent farms, tiling, and garden building tore up the evidence.
it could very well have been an overnight camp for a legion
One of the ways I would have done a theory angle on that site is: There is one thing about having a temporary camp, be it a month... rather than a full fort during the invasion start.
But once the area is pacified, do they need a fort with garrisoned troops there? Is there a nearby port and so on to protect. If there isnt, then why plonk resources and troops on that hill - just for giggles? Why a fort there?
It could simply be that there was farmland granted to a former soldier. The ditch a former soldier would dig would be a military ditch because that's what he knows. And then he, well, *farms it.*
SPQR
What version of photoshop was that?? 6:00
Considering this episode is just shy of 20 years old it appears to be Adobe 6.0
@@tyhops7561 digital archaeology
@@tyhops7561 Jeez. I could tell by the picture quality that it was early 2000s.
Cl-Cl-Claudius.
they made the ditches deep 2 keep all the elephants out
Are geophysicists called geo fizzies?
Isn't it ? "init"..."ish" is. Pattern="paten".
The eu/un must be for all western countries to keep our European cultural, heritage, identities and for our children to have a safe peaceful culture Marxist dictatorship free future.
Totally agree
Day 2-...19min in episode and LOOK AT THAT FOG!!!!u wanna talk about freaky 100s to 1000s of yrs ago!!no nothing, just the earth and atmosphere, no tech no cars,NOTHING...Just the instincts, and high awareness at all times lol!!😲✌️🥃🤟
With what's going on in the world today, who cares?
Obviously none of us because we’re choosing to watch history 😂❤️