Wow who knew seals were so interesting!!?!? Jillian's such a great speaker😍5:06 - you've convinced me.

La Passiega cave painting you have up there: Lines of dots counter clockwise go: 12 12 11 11 9 8 23 22 21 20

Roman Britain is a particular fascination of mine my favourite Roman Emperor is AURELIAN one the great soldier Emperors as well as the history of the Celts the true original people of Britain

Brilliant presentation!

Thanks for the talk! How do they know which art is from a Neanderthal or Denisovian or human? Especially in cases where they have a lot of overlap?

Hi from a Time Team Patron in Melbourne, Australia. I visited Wharram Percy when I visited UK in 2009, but didn’t have time to explore Yorkshire further. Thanks for your interesting talk.

Rock cut dwellings in Australia include homes (and hotels) of opal miners at Coober Pedy and White Cliffs.

return artefacts to Egypt as they have been taken illegally from the country. egyptians are v poor so how can they have a voice against wealthy foreign archeologists /tourist? an obvious imbalance . state the obvious not cover it up. Egypt belongs to tbe egyptians NOT the outsiders however curious they may be.

Thank you from California =] that’s the best archeology seminar I’ve ever watched, bar none! Incredible work done on an amazing and fascinating site. I posted it on Twitter and will post the manuscripts after I’ve read them. Top notch work gentlemen 🌊🏄‍♂️🪷

I'm an archaeologist working in Tucson, Arizona, USA. Really enjoyed this presentation. We have worked at a somewhat similar site, las Capas, that is layers of field systems, houses, and pits. Floods frequently covered the place up, and then people rebuilt. We dug down 17 feet below the ground surface and never reached the bottom of the cultural layers.

If Boudica was last known to be in Verulamium why have you got her coming up Watling Street? And why the Tacitus-like exaggeration of likely numbers?! No proof of a a likely battlefield distribution of the shot. Prae Wood likely not to have been woodland at that time, and no real defile anywhere.

Thank you from Boston, Massachusetts. Very interesting.

Thank you. This was absolutely fascinating and so well articulated by the main speaker.

Thanks for the great webinar! Astonishing to think what might still be there, and so frustrating that so much has already been lost to quarrying. I'll definitely get the open access documents (thanks for that too!) Could you put up a link to the answers to the unanswered questions? Please keep us updated to your ongoing progress!😃

An excellent talk but the video ends abruptly, in midflow. It's just 33 minutes so i wonder if there is a more complete version - or second part? - to come. Please advise, and many thanks!

Great images. BUT I DON’T GIVE A FLYING F for the white colonialist’s stories. It’s as though they are given immense credit for a GREAT CULTURE when they are no more than secretaries taking notes, and sketch artists. I WANT TO HEAR ABOUT THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS - their stories. Their art. Their lives.

It's so wonderful that you closed the discussion by reiterating the importance of inclusivity, diversity, and breaking down barriers in the field.

Yes ancient Egyptian have first civilization before any civilization, and been plagiarized from, like story of Jesus Christ Serapis greek Roman was taken from ancient Egyptian god.like my comments thumbs up.

THANK U, SHARE, SHARE, Fascinating and informative - more please

Fascinating!

Fascinating and informative - more please!

'Ahh...' 'Ummm...' - why do all lecturers do this?? Rather annoying!!!!

I heard the Trust was in need of flint knappers? Is that true? Is there someone I could talk too? I do heritage flint work but also Knapp stoneage replica artifacts. I heard there's a national shortage of skilled workers in the ancient crafts and that you need teachers of these skills. Is this true?

Looking forward to reading more of your books!

Do you have need for an Artifacts Officer. I'm available, and I live in the USA.

I am so sorry I missed this presentation. I wish I had seen the advertisement. I am going to subscribe.

Are you still following this video, Alex Langlands?

Interesting presentation. Thanks

Did Septimus Severus know about the disappearance of the LEG. IX HISPANA, possibly while setting up temporary camps in north east Scotland? There would have been expeditions launched to reconnoitre this wild, craggy and windswept region. Temporary forts appear to have been set up in Cawdar, Tain and Portmahomack. These would have been dangerous and inhospitable landscapes, difficult to reconnoitre - but easy to move around in for local Picts . There seems to have been an edict issued around 120 - 160, a "Condanatio Mori", which threw a veil over the fate of the IX Legion Hispana.

They are not Egyptians.from Thouth to to 500BC was Kemit.Greeks call it Egypt.

A story off of how the lndoeuropean colonized the world of the stoneage people from Japan and China to North Africa on to the church kicking the moors and protestants out of Europe.

I could make a significant impact in Cardiff if given a chance as a Teacher/Archaeologist and expert in working with persons with learning disabilities.

I visited Cardiff 20+ years ago but I didn't get a chance to tour the area. I was with a group for a domino competition between Caribbean islands.

I am looking for employment in Archaeology. I am Caribbean- American. Sorry I missed the direct broadcast.

Let's add some context... In 17:10, they were taken there after being stolen. Two to six years from now, all that was stolen will be demanded back.

Well done Hazel! Such fantastic work by all.

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The sources used for the topic are as follows: To whomever to would want to refer to them Australia ICOMOS Inc, ‘The Burra Charter’, 1999 Baburnama, 1922. Trans. Beveridge, A.S, London: Luzac & Co. ICOMOS, 1990. Charter for the protection and management of the archaeological heritage. Lausanne: 9th General Assembly . Islam, A., 2007. Babri Mosque: A Historic Bone of Contention. The Muslim World, 97(2), pp. 259-286. Noorani, A. G., 1989. The Babri Masjid- Ram Janambhoomi Question. Economic and Political Weekly, Volume 24, pp. 2461-2466. Jackson, P., 1999. The Delhi Sultanate: A political and Military History. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Jain, A., 1990. The Making of A Metropolis: Planning and Growth of Delhi. New Delhi : National Book Organization . Page, J. A., 1926. An Historical Memoir on the Qutb : Delhi. Calcutta: Government of India Central Publication Branc Panikkar, K. N., 1993. Religious Symbols and Political Mobilization: The Agitation for a Mandir at Ayodhya. Social Scientist, Volume 21, pp. 63-78 . Rajagopalan, M., 2011. A Medieval Monument and its Modern Myths of Iconoclasm:The Enduring Contestations over the Qutb Complex in Delhi, India. In: R. Brilliant & D. Kinney, eds. Reuse Value: Spolia and Approporation in Art and Archtiecture from Constantine to Sherrie Levine . Surrey and Burlington: Ashgate , pp. 199-222. Tripathi, P. S., 2022. Hindu groups protest outside Qutb Minar, demand renaming of the monument to Vishnu Stambh. Frontline Udayakumar, S., 1997. Historicizing Myth and Mythologizing History: The 'Ram Temple' Drama. Social Scientist , Volume 25, pp. 11-26. Shakoor, F., 1993. Babri Mosque and India's Secularism. Pakistan Horizon, Volume 46, pp. 43-54 . Chhibber, P. K. & Misra, S., 1993. Hindus and the Babri Masjid: The Sectional Basis of Communal Attitudes. Asian Survey, 33(7), pp. 665-672. Layton, R., Stone, P. G. & Thomas, J., 2001. Destruction and Conservation of Cultural Property. London: Routledge. Wolpert, S., 2005. Encylopedia of India. Detroit, New York, London and Munich : Thomson Gale. Selvakumar, V., 2010. The use and relevance of archaeology in the post-modern world: views from India. World Archaeology, 42(3), pp. 468-480. The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958. Government of India The Times of India, 2022. Supreme Court closes all proceedings pertaining to Babri mosque demolition. The Times of India.

May God bless you always . Keep it up and don't forget your source of blessings 🎉

Great vid & great work!🏳️‍🌈

very interesting, this boy speaks very well!!

Thank you so much for sharing your intellect!

Brilliant news. I took part as a finds processor at the Bewdley dig. It was great fun and so very interesting. I'm humbled to have been part of such a special event

Wonderful news! Well done. I worked on the Bewdley dig as a finds processor and my son and 2 grandchildren worked in one of the pits, as well as at a couple of other sites. We all found it fascinating.

Very cool

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Will you ever tackle the biggest discovery of all? The Orion Correlation? It's been judged unfalsifiable by an Italian university, I believe.

Burn in hell the 7 gates of hell and every class of sinner in the Holy Quran

I refer to the projected british resistance as detailed in david lampe's book 'the british resistance. I'm sure I know of an area near Garstang where my father buried sten guns motor cycles plus ammunition. I could take anyone interested almost to the exact spot.

The ethiopian/Ta seti origin of Egypt us seldom talked about,theyll engrandise an invadingbruler like cleopatra 7 and not narmer the first pharoah who came from nubia