2+ Hours Of Priceless Artefacts From Bronze Age Britain

[@ledacedar6253]

Awesome, I've never had the pleasure of a 2+ hour Time Team venture! Brilliant company to spend the morning with when ever I can get it. Carenza is amazing and recently awarded for her extensive community archaeology work!!!

[@tommogaz]

thing i love about this show is that its all (apart from sir tony) real archeologists. they say things like 'if thats what it turns out to be'. its still just as exciting but not sensationalized.

[@ledacedar6253]

Great to see Victor the irreplaceable artist for TT ancestral images of life throughout the ages! Such a wonderful man that survived being an Hungarian WW2 death camp. ❤

[@shoutingATclouds-btw]

It's probably the best episode of time team made overall

[@V.Hansen.]

I love the stone, bronze and Iron Age digs

[@attorneycarissa]

My favorites, too!

[@HeatherT-y7i]

Fantastic, thank you Time Team.

[@torza2]

Very nice docu again, thanks for uploading

[@karmakat8016]

Tony with his big welly plonked on top of the delicate stone 😂❤

[@ledacedar6253]

Love Francis’s togue, as we call the knitted hats in Canada that he shaped into a point to align with the mountain notch.❤❤❤

[@chumon1992]

what a nice way to end it. love time team

[@cschleiger1991]

Love this stuff! When was the original air date? Just curious.

[@znotiiii]

I'm thinking 90s, based off of the style and camera quality. Could be later or earlier though.

[@hhhllkk88]

@@znotiiii Earlier? You can see by the software and computers used that it is around 1995-2001

[@znotiiii]

@@hhhllkk88 sorry I didn't notice every single detail in a 146 minute long film, next time I'll wear my glasses and never close my eyes, only putting in eyedrops every three minutes so i don't miss a single part. Cheers :)

[@hhhllkk88]

@@znotiiii calm down bro I was just confused as to why you said earlier than the 90s considering they were sat on advanced computers if we are talking sub 90s. They actually went and briefed at their office multiple times and even used the computers to demonstrate things. I could type a super defensive response here and say that if you missed seeing the computers than you obviously didn’t watch it or would get hit by a train at the train crossing. Sending love to you, not everything is a competition or an attack x

[@ledacedar6253]

Young Dr Alice with braids! ❤

[@augusta8901]

Fewer than 1% of viewers liked this video??!! Come on people! It's free and helps the channel.

[@CampbellCornLab]

This is a great episode. So glad they are making more Time Team!

[@magster6022]

Might those stones with the finger-size hole in the middle have been used with a stick to start fires?

[@AnthonySKoeninger]

I made it. Thank you!

[@jamescox9427]

That GPS receiver almost took a bath. Those things aren't cheap.

[@EverettvonNordeck-gf2cw]

Well good Lord, Stone the crows. What a watch.

[@davidwood351]

I’m beginning to think, if you scratch the ground anywhere in the British Isles, you will unearth an archaeological artifact.

[@KatherineGivens-q8e]

Although they have had a few large and long trenches that had nothing but soil. Keeps them on their toes.

[@YasirAraparrot]

I bet they moved that sword again at the end

[@donaldkeele8652]

Looks like possibly a solar clock

[@206stonner]

Frances AKA MR. Ritual. They dont know whats it for they just its ritual. We put on our shoes every morning so that makes a ritual.

[@gamingwithbobbo1618]

Most of the time when historians and archeologists don’t know what some thing is, they say it’s religious or some kind of ritual site or item

[@georgehenry76]

Or pilgrimage

[@davidwood351]

Yes, I think Francis ascribes deep ritual meaning much too freely. Ancient people did very ordinary things most of the time, just like we modern people living our mundane lives do. Not all ancient people were profoundly religious, just like modern people, we stay home from church to watch football games, or mow the lawn etc.

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

2 1/2 HOURS OF PRICEY ARCHE; this is also a play written by Hopar Xew called 'polaz gum bes'

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

this is *also* a play written by Hopar Xew called 'polaz gum bes'

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

[@TyrWu1f]

1:21:22 does this guy seriously have his feet propped against this stone, right after he narrates that the whole thing is at risk of collapse? lol I'm kidding, I'm sure the guy knows what would risk cave-in or not, still ironic thou

[@jeffreyrayborn1871]

question - could the burnings by each burial have been to ward off bad stuff (demons) (sprites) things that supposedly would stop the soul from going where its supposed to go? small spiritual flames as guards over night ...???...

[@robertgreen9150]

Art i fact

[@mvrieys]

yeah

[@jiwik731]

The rodents in the second episode found out the perfect place for a living. It is like literal fortress.

[@seanstump8665]

Young woman Dr. Alice Roberts with her pinkish red hair and daisies is so pretty.

[@helix1061]

You can use software to precisely track the movement of planetary objects.

[@mjsimm]

shades of This is spinal tap? lol

[@iamthe12th]

Huzzah!

[@SirWulfrick]

How can you date with tree rings? That only works if you know when it was killed or when it was planted.

[@Caprabone]

They compare the ring patterns to dated trees and look for matches which can suggest fires, drought, etc. And which can also be cross referenced to arctic and antarctic ice cores.

[@ledacedar6253]

Love it when ignorance alleging truth, as the left woke do… but gets hit with knowledge. You can’t say stupid shit unless you are actually stupid! Are you?

[@OrlandoMarcunoCarballo]

Ok ,pero si lo pones bajito en el oido ?

[@lizzy66125]

this comment section is overrun by scam bots,shame on you🤬

[@philroberts7238]

Shame on whom exactly? You need to report the scam bots to KZbin and they'll be removed. If you haven't done, then the shame would be on you.

[@lizzy66125]

@philroberts7238 I have reported them ,twice,but nothing was done.

[@philroberts7238]

@@lizzy66125 Good on you for trying, at least!

[@lizzy66125]

@@philroberts7238 thank you

[@janetfraser7869]

I think this was very interesting, but I think the practise of only spending 3 days is not only stupid, but irresponsible. To go to all that trouble and expense, I dont understand this. Im not watching any more. Not satisfying to me.

[@lf2334]

Zzzzzzzzzz

[@merenuisence]

Wtf the voice ... im out 4 seconds in

[@Talirus]

What's it like having no friends?

[@78625amginE]

I tried. Over produced and scripted crap.

[@rachelann9362]

It was a tv series from the 90s that lasted for 22 seasons with a total of almost 300 hr long tv slots. I think they stopped production around the 2010s. I don’t think they would find your criticism to be detrimental to their run.

[@rachelann9362]

The show lasted some 20 seasons for about 300 episodes. 1990s-2010. Style is very typical of the 90s. I don’t think they’d find your criticism very relevant.

[@magster6022]

A new series, entirely funded through viewer donations, has started. It has many new archaeologists and some of the old cast as well. I don't think your criticism has hurt them at all.

[@georgenewickstrand4434]

The new show can't hold a candle the old shows.​@@magster6022

[@jonerlandson1956]

the ouroboros... the end meeting the beginning... you have found me at last.... eternity....

[@seanh4841]

Is that you Mother?

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

the pooroboroes met my juggernaut

[@jonerlandson1956]

@@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0 i'm glad you found your destinations...

[@robroy5352]

think about this the romans must have had factories,, just making armour,,,swords,,,etc for hundred of thousands of soldiers

[@elizabetheakman]

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