Medieval Archaeologists Uncover A Massive Viking Hoard

[@johnjacobs1625]

Dr Alice is truly a JEWEL!!

[@spudspuddy]

she's a bbc tool always pushing their latest propaganda, not a person' to trust

[@MetricMod]

I know she’s happily married and all, but I’ve had such a major crush on Prof Roberts for years. I love her brain and the way she articulates everything. Now, with that silliness out of the way, great video. Thanks for posting it.😊🙌🏾

[@pfdrtom]

Indeed, sir! Like my beautiful wife, who has a PhD in biology, she's very educated but also explains things in a down to earth manner that even my construction worker ass can understand. God bless the smart women who love us "normal" guys!

[@joshschneider9766]

so outstanding to see Matt Williams continue on as a television archaeologist.

[@shelaghmoore-h4f]

Matt is still part of the new Time Team, and has sort of taken over from Phil. He presents too.

[@oldmanronerickson2221]

Dr. ALICE, that was an incredible documentary. Thank you so much.

[@emilioalcazar-su9vi]

Archeology.. better than any film or serial..another awesome work..!!

[@lisaenglert3202]

Dr Worsley is by far my favorite historian of all time!

[@louiseedwards29]

That's Alice Roberts.

[@lisaenglert3202]

@ I really like her too. This video started while I was writing this comment and I guess posted to here instead. 😅

[@lauraconzatti5830]

Wonderful presentation! :)

[@paulking54]

Very diverse range of sites and periods of our past. Enjoyed that alot. Thanks

[@SuzanneCoe]

So interesting and fascinating too, 👍👍

[@tommywalker3746]

8:39 its hunting camouflage. A stag will let a buck hangout out side his perimeter and dosnt expect him to shoot him with a bow

[@terrenceinthehand3122]

I agree with you on that.

[@MatthewBrown-bf5lz]

Tell me you've never hunted without telling me you've never hunted.

[@terrenceinthehand3122]

@@MatthewBrown-bf5lz oh Iv hunted and he’s right lol

[@JTD472]

This host is like a British 9. Well done

[@andrewriker5518]

Just absolutely, incredibly, awesomely, etc.... cool/fascinating!! I archeology, anthropology, and history. It sounds weird, but it's like a high. Sorry, I sound kinda geeky.

[@SB-qm5wg]

2014: We're digging up our history 2024: We're burying our history

[@nicksmith6507]

I love this!

[@jonerlandson1956]

i think it as possible the antlers were worn when hunting rather than ceremonial...

[@yunusakyuz5372]

Digging for Zimbabwe 👏.

[@bobhead6243]

My Ancestry is From the " Viking Period " , Fathers side was Danish , and my Mothers side was Norse / Irish .

[@tommywalker3746]

9:00 Star Carr is grandpas house. Its where the whole family gets together to party

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[@paulinewilson613]

Professor Alice, what happens when an area destined to have houses built on it is found to have ancient relics in the ground? Is the housing excavation cancelled completely as the area is of historic importance?

[@HannibalFan52]

The possible use of the antlers found at Star Carr make me think of the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance. Could that possibly be descended from a similar shamanistic tradition? It's a long shot, I admit. In the 1984 version of 'The Box of Delights', Glyn Baker wore a 'cap' of deer antlers in his role as Herne the Hunter.

[@myparceltape1169]

You need a factory to make that stuff and you need to pay them to get an article.

[@HannibalFan52]

@@myparceltape1169 To what are you referring? There have been factories as far back as the Romans, and probably a good deal longer.

[@myparceltape1169]

@HannibalFan52 I think this one would have been much earlier than Rome was founded. You are bound to have heard of Imperial Purple. We know that it was made from a particular type of seashell. Because we have found the piles of these discarded shells we know where it was made. There was nothing about it to do with shamanic ritual. It was trade.

[@pattiwhite9575]

What would the population have been during that time period in the country? How did so many different peoples around the country be so well traveled way back in the day? It is pretty amazing how far they traveled. And really a small numbers of people in a group. UK seems so diverse of people from other countries moving and living there from the beginning.

[@mykolakozak]

It’s a small coubtry

[@PortmanRd]

coubtry?

[@terrymorton9941]

Awesome time to be in.... tribal britain.

[@maudclaud6132]

That’s not a pendant - it’s a plectrum belonging to Stone Age Slash!

[@Andy_Babb]

Yes! Probably stolen and hidden by jackass Axel when he was on a bender

[@SusanGadeken]

Wow that’s amazing that you recognize this you must have some experience in early studies of what they used on their bodies as part of the gear used thanks for sharing this correction fascinating subject matter this digs

[@matthewc4590]

Looks like a map to me

[@asahallberg-vonde2029]

Plectrum I would say.😊

[@justinoliver9034]

‘Stone Age Slash’??? 😃

[@tommywalker3746]

10:33 thats a map to the deer blind

[@mackeymintle66]

Pendant looks like a map to me.

[@bobhead6243]

Hello Alice , The Star Carr , I have heard that anywhere with the name " Star " , lies on the convergance of two or more lines of Power , or Ley lines as they are called .

[@spudspuddy]

ley lines don't exist, so no

[@myparceltape1169]

I can wear a bit of crocodile on my head but I am not from Dundee. Starr Carr was a factory.

[@daniellejohnson9451]

The pendant looks like a map?

[@charlescarter9600]

i wonder if all the headgear would be used for battle in the sense that it would identify who was on your side amid a confrontation

[@mikewaltering1240]

10 minutes in and early for commercials

[@investigatelife8281]

The pendant looks like map

[@verityundefinedhunt8085]

AKA: Grave Robbers.

[@a.michelle9289]

Ive never understood why they dig up skeletons. I think its awful.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I disagree with this Archaeologist , I feel the relics were buried by the owner to prevent then being stolen by the Vikings, and the owner likely succumbed to the Germanic/Viking invaders, and thus, never able to dig up their precious items. Later, the Standing Stones get referenced to 5th Century they very well could be far older, considering the Orkny Island finds and also the details of Gobleki Tepe, being circa 11,000 BCE

[@uamntrack]

Medieval archaeologists? Were there archaeologists during Medieval times?

[@elizabethfairlie8296]

Are the archiologists Medieval

[@yunusakyuz5372]

Yes, they are 👍.

[@dionnegonsalves8188]

Continuously fasinating, binge watch fest, DO NOT DISTURB! 👍🏽🤣😊🍿

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

The archeologists are not medieval…it’s the period of history they study…not being snarky found it very funny. The wirework on the cross was also extraordinary…

[@mikewaltering1240]

There's so many ads in commercials is unbearable to watch

[@dianacryer]

If I had to watch KZbin with ads, I couldn’t do it.

[@ChristopherArmstrong-z1l]

Market weighton is an ancient pkace

[@chrisplace9773]

If any valuables turn up theyll end up in londanistan i suppose👎

[@jonathanstewart351]

The archaeologists are medieval? So they lived when? In the 12th century? I think you mean 'Archaeolgists uncover a massive medieval Viking hoard.' I know, it's impertanent of me, but there it is.

[@kencowburn8350]

If they were shamanistic why were they in a load of other bones?

[@daidavies6210]

Remember if you find Gold and silver keep it to yourself….. Sell it off little by little to Antique Gold Collectors, Never tell the authorities its not worth anything to you till they decide otherwise, Even then you only get a fraction of what it is worth, Untill this Law changes Finders keepers,

[@gigmcsweeney8566]

My ancestors stole that loot fair and square, so please hand it over.

[@mickvonbornemann3824]

These archaeologists don’t look medieval at all, they’re not even wearing hose tied up with hemp straps, let alone point floppy shoes

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

PLEASE STOP CALLING IT THE “DARK AGES”…this was a period if extraordinary art, poetry, etc, etc, etc. I would think we’d have outgrown Petrarch by now!

[@michaelfercik3691]

Because these were the ages of Lucifer's evil blinding mankind into following his man written bibles into evil actions against each other and greed of controlling mankind. If people would have not seen through all this as evil progressed in governments would have MADE THE CURRENT JEW WARRING ON MUSLIMS BEING THE NORMAL WAY OF LIFE. God does not want man to be stuck in the dark ages, but lucifer sure does!

[@MatthewBrown-bf5lz]

You're thinking of the renaissance. The dark ages were a time of plague and religious oppression.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

@@MatthewBrown-bf5lz All humans ages contain oppression and many epidemics. The Middle Ages were no exception.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

@@MatthewBrown-bf5lz You are wrong…religious oppression and disease exist throughout human history, including today.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

@@MatthewBrown-bf5lz Religious oppression and epidemics are part of all eras of human history, including today.

[@proper90s43]

Why do we ALWAYS have to have posh narrators in the UK? It's time this ended.

[@tommywalker3746]

3:59 uh i might just be a dumb American but sounds like you broke the seal on that beer and its going flat. Should probably triple the man power and hurry up getting the whole camp out before its gone

[@Go-Dawgs]

I would love to watch this show, but that woman is unwatchable.

[@conquestjosh6970]

Why does she keep saying 11,000 years ago??? Is she meaning 1,100 years ago? I highly doubt its 11,000 years finding all that stuff its too advanced.

[@spudspuddy]

10,000 years ago that entire area was swept away by the doggerbank flood

[@conquestjosh6970]

@@spudspuddy Really, I'll look into that. Thank you

[@bethbartlett5692]

They are referencing the Mesloithic Period "11,000" years ago.

[@mattcam4589]

Haha how can it be 11000 years ago? If vikings turned christian 😂😂

[@bethbartlett5692]

They are referencing a relic that is from the "Mesloithic Period", 11,000 years ago. The Viking finds are a separate find dating appx 1000 years ago.

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[@charlieboffin2432]

Grave robbers !

[@Bonita.ch1]

Stop saying 11.000 yrs ago. EARTH ISN'T OLDER THAN 6.000 .

[@b62boom1]

😂😂😂

[@TheDreamtimezzz]

I hope you’re not serious. 😊

[@richardrhodes4701]

Lmao

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lol the delusion is real

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