Recreating A Roman Column And Crane Using Ancient Tools | Time Team

The Team attempt to recreate a roman column and a roman crane using original materials and hand tools.
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[@_hunter_hunter1048]

archeologists : it was Aliens ! these men : hold my beer

[@playme129]

More Roman history please. Very interesting. Enjoyed the Roman visitors. Virginia in Ohio.

[@stevennault5447]

Once again Time Team delivers...

[@h7opolo]

that crane and attachment were awesome

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

Thank you.

[@kevintsap3692]

Baldrick!!!

[@PinkPixie019]

Do we know which episode and season this is from?

[@neon-kitty]

Based on some quick googling, I think it's series 9 episode 6 "An Ermine Street Pub". EDIT: Ah, nevermind. It's actually series 7 episode 2 "The Mosaic at the Bottom of the Garden". I got confused because this clip mentioned the Ermine Street and series 9 episode 6 was also a dig at Ermine Street.

[@PieterBreda]

All tech is cool: old or new.

[@justing1810]

I dont know man. This is pretty cool but i am sticking to power tools and wearing pants.

[@nsa6865]

Italian history*

[@jamessteele5918]

I know why you're here. Human history goes back 300,000 years, but we're only allowed to know about the last 3,000 years of it. Hmmm that's not suspicious at all. Ancient peasants constructed these heroic feats of architecture without any technology. Suuuuure thing. That's the full story according to my middle school history teacher, and you can confidently is bet a dollar on that being true lol no sarcasm really

[@alexalexanderson8022]

The Greeks and the Egyptians had cranes. I wonder if the Sumerians or Phoenicians had them.