The Buried Roman Mining Town Hidden In The Forest | Time Team | Odyssey

[@TheSpartans01]

Hooked from the first episode I watched. And if I was asked who I would like to sit for a few hours and talk to (alive or passed) Mick Aston shot to the top of my list.

[@jrmckim]

Out of time team, I'd pick Francis Pryor or Robin Bush. 😊

[@206stonner]

R.I.P. Mick R.I.P. Victor you are missed.

[@jaclynstewartoclair208]

The rock Phil found looked like a swan to me. Love these videos.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

THank you.

[@GergC0521]

Enjoy all of the Time Teams adventures. A question I have in this episode but similar in others, why doesn't anyone talk about the obvious walls or trenches that encompasses more that 3/4 of that LIDAR picture at 3:27 and 18:24 . It surrounds all of the buildings and pits. Or is it just too obvious and should be ignored?

[@therecordholder]

thats the road network

[@renanjacob6791]

With this drone imagens we conclude thats There is no Forest in England. And Europe accuse Brazil for deforestation, but here any rural land had 30% or more on preservated áreas. But those docs are incredble, I should subscribe on that streaming.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

thats 6000 years of agriculture

[@treering8228]

Maize? That comes from the Americas. 25.30. I loved this dig!

[@catherinemiceli7737]

I think he was mixing up words and meant to say "corn". In the UK, corn has two meanings depending on context: 1. grain and 2. maize. So, he was thinking "grain" but said "maize" by mistake.

[@kenyonmoon3272]

@@catherinemiceli7737 that's my understanding as well, the term is used much more generically in Britain as compared to the Americas. It could refer to any grassy grains.

[@Orcinus1967]

Pretty neat.

[@dennisgarrison3537]

I miss the old guys. And if I didn't already have a archaeology degree I would want to get one to dig with Faye.

[@exploreinfinity5681]

There's likely a large mine underground there. The long trench that shows on the map could be the remnants of an open stope that's been plugged over time. A large underground area probably exists at this site.

[@brendo99-x2z]

British people be like: "omg I love getting lost in the forest🥰🥰" The forest: 2:10

[@davidhernandez4318]

1:05 Grinding maize? In Roman Britain? - I correct myself - "Corn " refers to wheat. Like the Victorian era's "Corn Law,s" which was the repreal of tariffs charged on cheap imported grain.

[@TheShootist]

magic

[@kenyonmoon3272]

If memory serves, "maize" in BE is a much more general term than in the Americas, referring to grassy grains in general rather than corn specifically.

[@Matt-yv2sr]

It's mentioned in the Old testament and corn too..which predates both evil empires !

[@Xzor]

31:55 That's clearly a peacock or some other kind of bird.

[@shri081]

Don’t think it’s a coincidence…that wherever Matt is…finds will be found…plus he plays the clown when called upon on time team experiments…a solid sport…with a keen archaeological eye at that…

[@jrmckim]

What are you trying to say? I can't tell if it's positive or negative 😂

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

@@jrmckim They are trying to say that they think that this show is NOT scripted and NOT edited. It just ... happened ...

[@Justforfun-wq7mr]

I can’t get the Odyssey coupon code to work.

[@icarusairways6139]

Looked like a banjo pick to me.

[@philjohnson1744]

I love how the brits hate trees. Surely there are a few left, yea? Or did Nelson use them all?

[@CreatingwithWinglessAngel]

They keep saying that the pointy thing is a stylist but every time they find one they find a hypercoarse, if they would just run the darn across the hypercoarse to see if it the same size they would know what it is for.

[@mercedes523]

If you look really close at 17:03, you’ll see something in the sky which is very rare on Time Team.

[@BryonLape]

How many more channels are going to steal content from Time Team?

[@newwavepop]

yeah really pissed me off i clicked on it thinking it was Time Team and wanting to support them and their coming back.

[@hhazelhoff1363]

It’s a brothel, after a day of work they were rock hard. If they dig hard enough they might have a happy ending .

[@larslundstrom7489]

Viking?

[@xakingas]

This episode is a masterpiece! After Ukraine wins this war, humans will continue to accomplish great achievements! Love from Lithuania

[@jrmckim]

Humans are still achieving great accomplishments even during the war in Ukraine. Do you realize that there have been wars happening in Syria and Yemen for over a decade? I guess great accomplishments only come from Europe aka where white people are. 🤔

[@armstronggermany2995]

It is so obvious that there is a bathhouse for the workers getting very dirty digging up iron ore !!!

[@shakdidagalimal]

Why we can't have that ! The workers getting bathed ?! Heresy !!! Only the important officials in charge must be allowed privileges ! We have to keep the high people and the lowly in their place ! How could we know to look down upon you without this system ? You sound like a communist ! We must judge all the people's levels in society so we can keep our Queen protected !

[@dsta9996]

Roman mine wheels

[@junehendry]

Love that stripped jersey

[@masksarelies391]

NZ govt coof ads are so disgusting, and costly to the taxpayer. It's the one thing I hate about YT and love about unmonetised vids. Lol.

[@RTStx1]

They never finish a dig in whole, I hate that; each a partial dig and story.

[@jimgore1278]

Their digs are done as explorations to determine if more in-depth research is warranted. Everyone on the show has a regular career entirely separate from this. Full excavations take months or years.

[@___X___]

Glad they changed the intro guy. Last guy was a weiner.

[@smack80]

why do they even have John? Geophys comes up with nothing like 70% of the time.

[@kenyonmoon3272]

Time Team published each dig professionally, though you don't usually see that in most episodes. Geophys is part of doing that complete report.