The Ancient Roman Fort That Was Also A Massive Iron Age Settlement | Time Team

The National Trust Roman fort of Branodunum has produced some impressive aerial photographs of cropmarks, promising substantial buildings and multiple finds from the second to the fourth centuries AD and initial geophysics results are also hugely encouraging. If anything it was larger than the current Brancaster. When the Time Team decide to put in a trench investigating a potential earlier fort, they find evidence of the Iron Age that will transform what everyone had been previously thinking about the site.
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When I watch it I think someone ruined the original show by thinking they should add music where there was none before.

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What a thrilling dig! Can some of the team have an extension to continue this work over a month or more? A field laid fallow for archeology!

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Lots of data, well produced and presented Video.

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Phil made that show period

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Fantastic!

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Awesome dig !!

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[@williamfindspeople4341]

This worth investigating further.

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Hey you felt what the Army has argued amongst themselves

[@andyyoung9037]

I wonder if the landowners give permission and get paid whilst time team filmed the episodes

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[@mattskustomkreations]

17:38. A cavalry regiment of dalmatians…..How did those firedogs stay on horseback???

[@carramrod8232]

It’s just a field. Why not just dig up the entire site and then bring in tourism dollars. And they would find so much more for sure

[@Kimbo1972]

Im one lottery win away from being there dammit - I'd sponsor a re-dig of the site - especially over the Horse training area - hell I'd buy the land and turn it into a permanent dig site/tourist desto!!!!

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Why do you limit yourselves to just 3 days on your digs?

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It's because they all have day jobs and time team is just for fun on the weekends

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@@cutecple23 thanks

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Because it was a TV show on a commercial channel and putting a 3 day limit on the investigations added to the urgency of the show

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@@andrewmountford3608 they also needed to have some kind of permission i believe for a work that requires more than 3 days

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It's all about money. First, a three day time team is actually 5 days. One episode cost 200000 British pounds. The time team spends approximately 64 million pounds a year doing production.

[@Lars89221]

I wonder if this was a fort

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That guys voice is such a put on. Like a guy playing a SCHEE captain in a 1930's Shanty town.

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Erm, that's how people from the west country speak. Let me guess, you're American? I'll assume you've never seen time team before either, as Phil has been there since the beginning. That's a hell of a long time to "put on" an accent.