Archaeologists Uncover The Sunken Secrets Of The Rooswijk Shipwreck | Digging For Britain

[@eloquentsarcasm]

Alice brings a warmth, passion and rather elegant presence that conveys information easily and with endless charm. Loved her on the old Time Team episodes whenever she appeared, and she's just gotten better and better over the years. The only presenter that would make me happier would be if Phil Harding got his own knapping and stone age series, that man is a National Treasure, lol. Cheers from across The Pond here in Colorado!

[@The-6666]

The reputation of some who loves her work and wants to educate others on what she finds I’ve had a few good experiences with her in the field in Dorchester Dorset uk where I’m from 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@eloquentsarcasm]

@@The-6666 Good to hear from people who have interacted with her on a personal level, she seems like someone who loves their work and are great to work with!

[@icescrew1]

Greetings, fellow Colorado dweller.

[@meredithbrennan2921]

L.p..

[@skyhigh1154]

And shes extremely hot 🔥

[@FrisianLunatic]

That roman dig in london is amazing! Great preservation on the finds

[@jont8707]

Alice is my favorite presenter of all time the way she tells the story is just the best love watching anything she does

[@shaundavenport621]

Yes she is very good.😊

[@joestitz539]

Murphy brown is great too

[@VincentVincent-s9t]

Me too,she's great ,love the new look.

[@thedude8046]

Digging for Britain is an awesome show.👌👍

[@NealePinkney-td2cn]

Professor Alice Roberts always a pleasure to watch ,really enjoyed this one ,and others ,a lady we would all like to meet and greet thankyou and to the team ,brilliant,. 10/10

[@KernowekTim]

An absolutely superb presentation, in my opinion. Bravo indeed!

[@junestanich7888]

Love Alice’s presentations, such a gem. She’s come a long way from Time Team.

[@chrisblain7065]

The cameos from Matt are nice to see, too.

[@jankoncinsky]

😮Wat

[@joestitz539]

What is time team ??

[@skyedog24]

The tablets really are an incredible find.😊

[@annazaman9657]

The Ebbsfleet dig was just awesome

[@vickisaulnier270]

I agree! I have recommended her to my granddaughter to watch & learn. Alice has a great personality and I very much enjoy her work. Thank you so much. 🎉 Vicki Saulnier

[@tomjenkins1405]

Great show. Thanks.

[@AndyMaddog]

Absolutely fascinating.

[@michaeltelson9798]

On a geology trip in NJ we came upon some bottles shaped more like ancient amphora as they didn’t have flat bottoms. It turns out that to carry more cargo, these bottles of beer and ale also acted as ballast as they could rest in the rounded bottoms of the vessels. They also kept better there as that was a chillier area of the ship.

[@williammelear2906]

I have a few, they are called torpedo bottles. Very peculiar indeed

[@michaeltelson9798]

@@williammelear2906 I forgot to mention where they were found it was an abandoned pre Revolutionary War silver mine in the Watchung Mountains.

[@jonphelps3638]

Ben! What a great car the Capri is. Brilliant video man..love your style. Always looking forward to your next project. Great car collection 😉

[@filmbuffo5616]

"Ben"? Car collection? Your comment doesn't fit this archeology video.

[@thomasbell7033]

If I'm not mistaken, we have a non sequitur here.

[@vegas1a]

WTF are you talking about????

[@jilljones6541]

Wow, I enjoyed that and it has taught me things that, hitherto, I didn’t know . Thank you.

[@zuzuspetals38]

These are so old Are there any follow up shows from these actual digs?? Ty

[@davewilson9738]

Its wonderful that you can see that this country has been a home to anyone and everyone for over 2000 years...Sunak et al will not change us.

[@RoddyPipersCorneas]

"Home to "anyone and everyone" is historically inaccurate and incorrect. Your view is a fantasy.

[@davewilson9738]

@@RoddyPipersCorneas perhaps to you. However the archaeology does not show that we lived as a closed down/off inbred island race. Perhaps my point is whimsical, yet I prefer that possibility to an island of complete and utter ar*eholes. Have a good one :)

[@cwalt4483]

I wonder if the diver on the ship wreck Hazardous Prize, Iain Grant. Knows how similar his accent is to some small populated areas of the Chesapeake Bay Maryland and Virginia area.

[@carveraugustus3840]

These are great. Doctor Alice is a treasure

[@rawdawgg_]

Should've tried to get finger prints off those stone tools

[@estherlwhittle7568]

Would they still exist? Just oil & skin cells. 😊

[@jonphelps3638]

Haha 😅 yes. Message went to the wrong video. Daft me. This archeological video is also great..

[@edwardfletcher7790]

The London dig seems to owe it's remarkable preservation to a devastating flood if mud was up to shoulder height....

[@jaysonparkhurst7422]

With respect, Alice Roberts ages like fine wine 🤌

[@robroy5352]

in 20 years i have never seen her bare legs and they look good wen wearing black nylons.....im not a fkn perv just making a statment

[@estherlwhittle7568]

Happy with her life. ❤😊❤

[@marie-maudebrunet752]

Ugh

[@j.p3289]

4:15 glitch in the matrix

[@Whatwhat1235]

Why you never visit northern ireland??

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

I wonder how much was destroyed by the modern concrete piles that are scattered over this dig.

[@ShzhnsnsnShzhzjzhJzzzj]

Rait❤❤❤

[@polyboroides2615]

Time index 34:35, 445,000 years ago the Anunnaki came to Earth, in search of resources, in particlar, gold. Having viewed many other channels and the reading of books, the Anunnaki played an important part in Human developement. They also introduced farming practices.

[@terryyakamoto3488]

You do realise that the people who make this stuff up are absolutely pi$$ing themselves laughing at you ? No of course you don't

[@mdsign001]

😂😂😂 ... sure 🤷🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@terryyakamoto3488]

One fixed my lawn mower

[@VincentVincent-s9t]

My god ,you literally do believe in the anunarki. Never mind the different slants to it by different seekers. No ,just throw in your lot ,and believe everything. Well done you .

[@Char-p3y]

Love Alice shes amazing

[@bidd7680]

The mind wonders what else is hidden under London underneath all the modern buildings.

[@robbyakes8736]

WAR IS EVIL

[@aib0160]

How can these be the "first Londoners" when Britons lived there before the Romans arrived?

[@rustyholt6619]

there was no London,there were a few humans but romans started a town called londonium

[@massimodebenedet3077]

Very fantastic

[@randomvintagefilm273]

So how the hell did they carbon date it to 400,000 years when carbon dating is only good up to 50,000

[@lindaross783]

Exactly

[@joestitz539]

Different kind of carbon

[@joestitz539]

​@@lindaross783different kind of carbon

[@VincentVincent-s9t]

Top respect to the big ol cornish diver,look at his workshop. Out goes the wife and inncesent nagging,and in comes the lath . Buitifull.

[@JamesSmith-fz7qk]

Loved Alice since Time Team. Too bad she wasn’t the new host. I still prefer the older shows with Tony, Mick and Phil…

[@jankoncinsky]

Alic,e is naps

[@maf6856]

To many ads

[@estherlwhittle7568]

They pay for the show. You can always subscribe to KZbin and pay a monthly fee to avoid ads. Your choice. The ads alerts pop up on my $22 DaFit smart watch. 😂😮😊

[@corystephenson577]

The Dutch sailors were passport bros ….

[@Peter-s7m]

Neanderthal's were apes...

[@joestitz539]

But we still didnt come from them

[@mingz2015]

Triangle Trade makes it seems like all folks were doing was trading cards and ideas. And its nice to get more evidenced on the role the UK played in the slave trade. #reparations #lineagematters

[@aib0160]

Yes, the life expectancy of a 17th century British sailor was less than that of a plantation slave. But we can only regret the lot of the slave that was enslaved and sold by his own people!

[@drstone1167]

Excellent narrated documentary on history and England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 👍

[@jay-by1se]

From watching the BBC I have learned that all native Brittons were black.

[@mdsign001]

Then you haven't paid attention

[@myview1875]

I skip over the human bones bit to morbid for me. 🤢.

[@jankoncinsky]

Alic,e no online

[@caledoniantours220]

Why not use some of the English past tenses when appropriate?

[@allenrowe6634]

Silver from Mexico??? How is that possible during Roman times that predate the discovery of the "New World" by centuries? (22: 55 into the film)

[@549RR]

It's possible you weren't paying very close attention? 17th Century Dutch shipwreck.

[@a.j.carter8975]

Are you pissed? The Mexican silver was from a Dutch ship from the 18th century. Try and keep up.

[@johnqpublic4055]

She has a curious accent. "Roman" comes out as "Rayman". Any word with the diphthong "ou", or "ow" comes out as "I". Hence, "out" becomes "Ite".

[@VanillaGorilla1986-y1q]

Ballsack?

[@Peter-s7m]

"Race wik" or "Roos wik"???

[@nancytimmer9026]

More like rose w(eye)k

[@myview1875]

Ancient chunks of wood isn't more valuable than gold or silver. 🙄.

[@mdsign001]

More valuable TO ARCHEOLOGISTS ... do you not get this?

[@myview1875]

@@mdsign001 Oh I get it alright. 🤪.

[@JohnF-i7z]

30 seconds of shipwreck and then what? Entrapment? If we cant believe in your title why keep watching?

[@christopherliebler]

Archeology is easy just do a lot of digging and everything is 2000 years old. Give me a break

[@mdsign001]

Stay in school buddy

[@NicholasVincent-ol1zk]

U.s.a.

[@gravedigr12]

Dammit all I hate when you do this I tuned in for the ship wreck and that's it im tired of roman this roman that I get it they bred like rabbits good for them I thought id see an ancient ship being re risen or recovered bit by bit for the ENTIRE episode be more honest with your titles in the future please.

[@maryearll3359]

What else do you spout rubbish about whilst pretending to sound a little intelligent ?

[@bidd7680]

What i find amazing is these artifacts have been buried for thousands of years for the day when archaeologists bring them back into the light of day . Lying there with all of the history going on above it .