This Mysterious Dark Age Skeleton Was Brutally Murdered | Time Team | Chronicle

This live dig centers on a ruined Norman church on a hill in Norfolk. This National Trust site promises to be the richest source of finds that Time Team has yet seen, with previous evidence of human occupation from most periods in antiquity. This requires several trenches, including the longest one that Time Team has ever dug. They start with some fieldwalking and metal detecting, before digging in earnest. Among many finds are a bronze age arrow head, a medieval tiled floor, coins, and several well-preserved skeletons. One skull shows clear evidence of having been brutally slaughtered by a swordsman on horseback. The team is joined by Helen Geake, Neil Holbrook, Andrew Rogerson, pottery expert Paul Blinkhorn, osteoarchaeologist Margaret Cox, and historian John Blair. Celebrities Sandi Toksvig and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall also drop in. Hugh and Victor help Saxon re-enactor Russell Scott to recreate a bronze artifact from scratch.
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[@THINKincessantly]

EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS

[@BornGam3r]

Anytime I feel sad and discontent with modern civilization, I look back at the Dark Ages and thank God for not being born during that era.

[@saltycreole2673]

You're only 9 meals away from starvation today, unless you're a survivalist, modern conveniences using electricity aside. I see only qualitative differences between now and then.

[@jormungandrtheserpentsaint1414]

​@Salty Creole what?

[@taylorlibby7642]

​@@saltycreole2673 Ummmm, yes. Life is qualitatively better now.

[@andrewgodly5739]

In a thousand years, they'll look back to now and think the same thing

[@animerlon]

I'm thankful for not being born even 100 years ago, let alone 500. I get a good chuckle hearing people bemoan modern technology & society & wax poetically about the simplicity of ages past. I like a good Medieval/Renaissance faire, but a long weekend is more than enough. I'm far too attached to antibiotics, analgesics, anesthetics & modern dentistry to name a few things. Food delivery & take out is up there too. 😆

[@gwendolynfish2102]

So fun to see many of the old team in its heyday! This whole series is never stale, always fascinating and educational without being preachy. I love how they work and listen to each other. Always respectful of each team’s strengths. Still thrills no matter how old the episode!

[@robertbowers9856]

Time Team's conceptual artist is top notch, I really admire his style!

[@Raycheetah]

Victor Ambrose was a quiet, but important part of the old Time Team. I'm glad to see he had so much to do in this episode. =^[.]^=

[@seanmcgcostumes]

The late Victor Ambrose really contributed a lot. He passed not that long ago; last year or the year before, I think? Time Team's new episodes will sometimes use his vast archive of art to this day, with his estate's permission. I believe their online shop also sells his book!

[@barbaramorck2933]

Victor AMBRUS -- died 2021. At least 5 of his books listed on Amazon.

[@terryt.1643]

@@barbaramorck2933thanks! I just ordered one of his books. I just loved his work and my nephew would love to get it for his birthday, I think…

[@clarkharvell5242]

I can't express how much I love this show and what it does!

[@MosDefnIT88]

Being an American from SE Texas who loves history. Medieval and ancient British history is by far the most interesting to me. For someone who has no passport, most americans never intend to leave the country, were fine here. Britain would be the one exception. Medieval Welsh castles, Roman ruins, Norman and Anglo-Saxon villages. Nothing like it. Awesome

[@jennaolbermann7663]

If you get the chance to get a passport and travel to the UK it is worth it!

[@elizabethfallert1963]

I mean no offense, but I have to just ask, what makes you think “most Americans” never intend to leave the country? I got a passport as soon as I could and everyone I know off the top of my head has one, and we all love to travel. Im from Pennsylvania so Im almost as far from Texas as you can get, so maybe not wanting to travel is a regional thing? Im just very curious, I’m not knocking your preferences or anything. Im a fellow American who is also fascinated by history so we do that that in common haha

[@thesteelrodent1796]

to my knowledge, from what I've learned from the American side of the family, it's not that Americans don't want to leave, but rather that they learn so little about the rest of the world that they don't know what's out there, and then can't afford to go anywhere because they're not paid a liveable wage

[@patstokes7040]

What are you talking about, "most Americans never intend to leave the country" Speak for yourself. Millions of Americans travel outside of America, just not you.

[@MosDefnIT88]

@Pat Stokes The fact you were so triggered by it is wild af. But, to enlighten your high strung tight ass clinching self. 1/3 of Americans own passports. A poll done within the last 5 years and I can't imagine it changed much because of the cough cough, around 60% have never left. Now using facts, I surmise people genuinely think why would I go anywhere else when they've probably haven't gone to a quarter of the states within the US. Anything else you want to talk about? Maybe your obvious lack of sexual release....When I read your comment I genuinely imagined your face read, hair disheveled, an asshole that's legitmatey probably collapsing in on itself....Enough internet for you today guy....

[@seanmcgcostumes]

It was so wild seeing Sandi Toksvig appear in a Time Team episode! I truly wasn't expecting that!

[@asyoz]

She's in a few of them! I'd love to see her in more of the new ones too.

[@davidwhite4874]

@@asyoz Why?

[@daphnegold1052]

I love his clear voice and professional narration. Good audio, wonderful.

[@phildicks4721]

Time Team is one of the most facinating series I have ever watched.

[@vashongolf]

Why only 3 days? Sites like this should be thoroughly investigated.

[@kimberlypatton205]

Whenever they could manage it, I do wish Time Team had a few more days- weeks- months- on digs! I understand there is construction etc, but it would be nice for some sites , like this one, to possibly become a weekly series!

[@terryt.1643]

Over the years I have tried to learn if there was follow up on some of their sites. I loved these programs and the people involved brought history alive… 🥰👍👍

[@jyoutube989]

I love this presenter as much as David attenborough. True national treasures

[@deadizbetter]

This channel is perfect for all my medieval desires.

[@user-os3mr9dk6v]

Always a pleasure to watch, and learn. I enjoy the way they engage in a friendly and at times with laughter.

[@Andy_Babb]

You can always tell around what year it was filmed based on how much hair Tony does or doesn’t have

[@jacquiedwards160]

😂😂😂 I was thinking much the same things...... "This must be an older episode, Tony has hair" 😂😂

[@suziecreamcheese211]

Your a very talented amateur archeologist!

[@Anna-loves-you]

😂😂😂

[@Andy_Babb]

@@suziecreamcheese211 haha thank you Suzie!

[@Andy_Babb]

@@jacquiedwards160 Same haha that’s generally how I base my viewing - the volume to density ratio of Tony’s hair!

[@BoyProdigyX]

I could have *SWORN* I'd seen every episode of Time Team, 3 or 4 times over. I have _ZERO_ memory of this episode, so either it's actually one I'd never seen, or I'm having a bout of amnesia... doesn't matter though, either way it's new to me!

[@animerlon]

Not this episode, but me too, i've had that happen a couple of times. A fresh, new episode, isn't it great? I don't worry about my memory, i just enjoy it like a bonus, surprise birthday present.

[@BoyProdigyX]

@@animerlon Haha yeah! I'm _STILL_ not sure, since I'm positive I've heard that conversation between Mick & Tony about metal detectorists before, but maybe they have that talk all the time. Long haired Helen was new to me tho! haha

[@animerlon]

@@BoyProdigyX It's quite probable that you heard it elsewhere. 😄 Just noticed my comment was duplicated, maybe when i edited it. 🤔 Anyway, deleted it.

[@BoyProdigyX]

@@animerlon I honestly thought it was a joke, being as though you were talking about memory haha Even if it was an accident, it was a funny one! And they've definitely had that talk before... I saw an episode the very next day where they had the same chat, almost verbatim! haha

[@animerlon]

@@BoyProdigyX 😂 I didn't think about it like that, now that you point it out it's too bad it wasn't on purpose, would have been a great joke. Still funny though. There's probably several different conversations that get repeated through the episodes as they come across similar things.

[@Anna-loves-you]

Always loved Time Team, one of my favorite programs ever❤❤❤ Baldrick is the best😂😂😂

[@_M_a_r_t_i_n_M]

I had teachers and fellow students constantly telling me that I should become an archeologist back when I was still in school in my early 20s. The problem is. Canada sadly does not care for it's native people, and there is sadly scant to no digs or investigations in my area at least. And finding any was like Jackalope hunting. As a history enthusiast, that lifestyle would have been right up my alley. But the trades it is for this 30-something man.

[@mjinba07]

There's still time.

[@tgbluewolf]

There's history besides, seemingly separate but when explored more deeply still intertwined with the native people; perhaps you could help draw attention to their history by following the leads of other bits and networking with like-minded people in the field.

[@mjinba07]

You may already be aware of the Ontario Archaeological Society and the Archaeology Society of Alberta. The Ontario society for sure has taken steps to partner with Indigenous communities, and both would probably encourage volunteering. If they're not engaged in your area, someone would point you in the right direction.

[@Annie_Annie__]

I feel similarly, though I’m from the other side of the continent. I know that the area my own house sits on was once important to the people that lived here before Spanish explorers arrived. When building a road they found tons of pottery, arrowheads, and human remains. But the state blocked efforts to properly excavate and document the site because they just wanted the road to get built as quickly as possible. It’s a bit maddening to know that there’s artifacts and information about a race and culture that no longer exists right under my feet, and I can’t do anything to access it.

[@wendeln92]

Martin Meisenbacher - The trades is a better idea. I got my Bachelor's degree in Archaeology back in 2001 (38 years old), went on to start my Masters but had to give it up to care for a family member. While it is interesting and I loved every minute of it - the classes and working for the university Cultural Resource Management office mainly doing digs and surveys for the department of transportation when they did roadwork - it definitely isn't what you might think. I got the degree to prove to myself that I could do it and it is something I wanted before I got too old. I've loved History and Anthroplogy since I was a kid. Stay with a career where you will have a steady paycheck and reliable work with benefits. If you can find a way to volunteeer on a dig that can be rewarding too. The field is very competitive, you have to do ALOT of butt kissing and smoozing to get anything and even then maybe not. Also had to deal with favoritism, overinflated egoes of fellow students and the regular CRM office workers. I truly thought being in school and working with people who were of a similar mind would be fun and rewarding, it was to a point but then people can be such people. I'm in the U.S. (New York State) and my focus was French Colonial history / Contact period, and prehistoric Native America. Luckily I had more practical training in other career fields to fall back on. If you read this message I hope it is helpful and puts your mind at rest that you made a better career choice.

[@sarahjones291]

That Stuart fellow is on another level. His brain doesn’t see what we do. Interesting man.

[@janinebean4276]

It’s amazing how many archaeological sites in England are just not dug at all! In where I am in Canada we have so few older actual historical buildings and ruins that if there were a site like this people would be ALL OVER IT. Indigenous people here tread pretty lightly! Probably much better for the planet honestly.

[@jeffnichols7834]

Ty so much for all the work you put into research and the development of these videos.

[@Mercmad]

Jeez Baldrick looks like he just stepped out of the black adder set.

[@Naheenmather]

Great show. Interesting and informative. Thank y’all 🙏🏼

[@rewolf71]

I love how you let the public join in with your field walkers and metal detectors.

[@wendygreidanus8391]

I'd forgotten what Tony looked like with hair! Incredible work from the Time Team yet again, though I must say, the "fitness regime" in the field was the best bit. ;)

[@leadengineer4105]

Tony "Baldrick" Robinson is just great 👍

[@Anna-loves-you]

😂😂😂I always think the same thing, Baldrick came a long way!

[@alexandergaus493]

I love the title. 😂 Also the energy of the team is great. One man running around, commenting, a new trench every other scene and not a minute without something happening, no time to breath. That's just great because that's how many of my days look. 😂 Well, I don't have a team and don't dig around but the energy often is the same. Only in my case it happens because I often can't focus... 🤷 "I have to clean dishes and do some homew- oh look, a bird on the balkony..." and an hour later I am wondering, what I am still doing on the balkony and what I was doing before.😂 And no, it's not a degenerative neural syndrome of some sort. Has been like this my whole life. Anyway- thank you VERY much for the content. Sitting around at home after a work accident and the resulting arthroscopy of my knee has been way less boring as it could have been without you folks (and some other content creators).

[@annazaman9657]

It was later discovered that the skull with the piece of bone lopped off was actually a surgical procedure

[@laurieb3703]

This was absolutely fantastic! I've definitely found a new love 😂 I mean I always loved history but this was just really really informative and I'm just blown away, seeing how it's actually done

[@karlkarlos3545]

Somebody murdered a poor skeleton? That's cruel, man.

[@johnlewton3918]

it's amusing to see all my favorite archaeologists as teenagers

[@claypotts2334]

This was delightful

[@mikeg2306]

Killed by someone on horseback with a sword sounds like a battle victim. Could well be from a Viking raid on the monastery. If it’s a Viking raid it’s probably 9th century. By the 10th or 11th century the Scandinavians were Christians and so would be unlikely to attack a monastery.

[@MightyLittle1]

Who would murder a skeleton? That's terrible!

[@MelancholischerMond]

😂😂😂😂 Had the same idea.

[@inisipisTV]

An offensive Skeleton. Got to make sure.

[@freakjob0]

Someone has a bone to pick.

[@suziecreamcheese211]

Lol

[@rockwestfahl]

What a cold case! Did they have to notify the local coroner and the police to confirm the remains as being ancient?

[@jimibbetson1381]

It would be nice to know the actual date of this dig.

[@JOLENE2008]

every time something was found? I clapped with glee so I was having fun with this🥰

[@manfredconnor3194]

Wow. They all look so young here. Except for that one dude. That one dude always looked old. He was born an archaeologist.

[@maxwellt91]

This is a Time Team special episode where Phil finally clips his fingernails

[@christopherlamitie-pj8bg]

Love the old timey computers.

[@thallone]

From the USA, I love watching time team, you guys do an amazing job of bringing these sites to life. But I not you're always looking for dating evidence and it occurs to me you could maybe stand to spend a bit more time in the pub to get that part straightened out ;)

[@janicehill5605]

Intriguing 😊

[@paulvanobberghen]

Would this be the 1st appearance of charming Helen Geake on Time Team, I wonder.

[@tonyman2c]

All I can say is they must get to the bottom of the mystery.

[@GNML6836]

Love Tony ! 👍🏻🇨🇦👍🏻

[@dalekundtz760]

I love History Hits! You can tell the professional archeologists who respect the areas of the digs. Maybe one of these days they will get their teachings through to Tony who just tramps on through the cleared areas. Walk around Tony!

[@jimstrange3475]

God i love the old time team. They had so much energy. The new one is like watching grass grow.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Good analogy. I quite liked the 'Terrible twins' go to to Greece' spin off though I think they have promise. Unlike Dr Gus. Nice bloke, but to presenting to what I am to abseiling.

[@michellezenner]

This is the only time I appreciate the phrase the “British are coming..” Hopefully, with shovels. America has no equivalent programming. Tyvm all. 😂 😂❤❤😂🎉😊

[@DulceN]

Of course, we don’t have that kind of History here…

[@taylorlibby7642]

The closest we come is all that Oak Island mess, and that's not very close at all.

[@suzzannegabel1636]

Do you remember when the History channel actually had history shows on it? Now it's all trash with nary a tidbit of history to be found.

[@hundun5604]

6:20 finders keepers! 😛

[@brandonpliskin2310]

Is this a handsome contest or what!!

[@nevillemignot1681]

The way Mick Aston and Neal Holbrook do things very differently as the leaders of the dig team are very obvious here. Mick with with his slower geo-phys, field walking and so leading him to where a exploratry trench goes, to Neal's much quicker putting in a trench on some other person's advice.

[@woah6958]

33:44 that song reminds me of of that Devo song, what a beautiful world. 😂

[@matismf]

We need more Hilde Van Der Heul.

[@laserbeam002]

I always enjoy the Time Team post but how do they know the murdered guy was killed by someone on horseback???

[@boogiesmell5181]

Probably the angle at which the blow was struck, from above, and the power of the impact suggests he was moving fast

[@butterflyladeda1080]

From Time Team season 6 1999.

[@TheRainblossoms]

It cracks me up when I hear Tony say "early start" and "8:30" in the same sentence. I'd hate to see what they think a late start is!

[@shlby69m]

The pointy chin made me think HABSBURG???

[@janerkenbrack3373]

That stylus was used on very early I-Pads.

[@kirkjones9639]

On Palm devices before that. The first smart phone, was the Palm II, if memory serves.

[@freakjob0]

Yep, Palm pilots have Apple beaten by a decade or so.

[@ariannedechateaumichel7777]

Actually, yes. They were made by melting beeswax onto flat pieces of wood. Scratch your notes onto your wax pad. Then, when you're finished with them or have copied them onto something more permanent, put the pad someplace warm so the wax melts flat again. They were in use since at least the era of the Roman Empire; some of these pads were found at forts along Hadrian's wall. Even though the wax was gone, archeologists could decipher some of what was written on them because someone had a heavy hand.

[@kirkjones9639]

@@ariannedechateaumichel7777 I think the Sumerians, can claim a first here. Not only that, they had the first paperless offices. 😁

[@UnitSe7en]

The skeleton was murdered? How does such a thing even happen?

[@suek7086]

I hate when that happens!

[@cogitoergospud1]

This has very little to do with the title, making this suspiciously close to clickbait.

[@asperger-autism-vlog]

From what year is this docu?? Late 80's early 90's??

[@wolfcatgti]

Mid to late 90s

[@GhastlyCretin85]

​@@wolfcatgtiYup. 1999.

[@feralbluee]

I’d say his people must have been very fond of the fellow who was buried to put the skull back together so carefully. i don’t think his own people would have done that to him. be careful with him 🥀 👨🏻‍🦳🧔🏻‍♀️

[@andrewleblanc1855]

And WHAT was the point of this trench here?! I love him

[@alannabaker8293]

Oh Tony got Hair in this one... and it's dark... so old

[@djb3500]

Bloody hell. Tony had hair?

[@LordPubeck]

I'm not sure about you, but I wouldn't get into a car driven by Baldrick 😅

[@feralbluee]

That bronze piece is so beautiful and quite detailed. he did an incredible piece of work. even making those ‘s’ shaped curves of bronze is not easy. they’re perfectly curved. ~~ £ S @

[@shelbynamels973]

08:55 "... well worth to spend a penny in Anglo-Saxon times". You can tell from the look on their faces that nobody got the joke 😁🙂😂

[@nancyM1313]

❤

[@zonabrown9241]

Leave it to Stewart 5he others are faffing around

[@glendamears3618]

Alot of them , metal Dettectorists work do report thier finds and do the right thing 😊

[@l7846]

8 12 23 Glorious, TimeTeam! (Mind, Im far more attached to the Tony seasons than the more recent.) The franchise has expanded, and Im wondering if any, or much thot has been given to selling merch such as.... reproductions at maybe two levels if worth-- of some of the finds, and even this: actual trowel used by whichever members! How terrific for your Yankee cousins to be able to brag, "this trowel was used in_____, a British Roman villa, as it was uncovered [thus n such date], or Caressa used this trowel to explore some_____ bones, from ___ Century"! Heaven knows, we'll never feel the dirt of our ancestral home! Btw, that ring used in the introduction.... I want a repop of it! Keep the saving of history priority.... There is no future without it. "American Cousyn"

[@alexwest2573]

The sketch of the man reminds me Argus Filch from Harry Potter

[@sirussid3671]

Perhaps a murder mystery that has no possibility of a closure ....🥴😆

[@allenhonaker4107]

Another victim of a drive by.😢

[@suchanhachan]

It's a shame they felt the need to put such a misleading title on this video. The content of course is interesting, but the clickbait bs marks this out as a channel to be avoided...

[@jgk61cuolt50]

Why are all the other buildings automatically assumed to be churches ?

[@taika.melissa2798]

A skeleton was murdered?

[@drewrobinson9120]

Can someone please explain how an area that was a peninsula during prehistory, is now kilometers away from the sea? I understand uplift is a thing, but that would not appear to explain the case in this episode since sea levels rising separated Britain from Mainland Europe. If sea levels rose hundreds of feet, that would mean that the uplift caused the land to rise those same hundreds of feet plus a considerable amount more. Or is it just a case that some areas underwent far more uplift than others?

[@GhastlyCretin85]

I'd also like to have that explained. Same thing when I was watching a documentary about Pompeii recently. It was mentioned that it used to be the coastline but now it's pretty far inland and they gave no explanation as to why.

[@robertalpy]

This one must be very old. Baldrick still has hair

[@ingreedheys1602]

There ist an Update: the man was actually a female. She died during a trepanation that caused the skull opening. She didn't survive surgery. Margaret explaines it quite well....

[@kurtsoderberg]

How do you murder a skeleton?

[@suek7086]

It’s not easy.

[@GhastlyCretin85]

​@@suek7086lol 😂

[@jrmckim]

I wish Time Team could use today's technology. Maybe we will see a new team form some day soon.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Time Team are Up and Running with NEW digs! Where have you been? A mix of old and new team members, state of the art Tech and even a spin off following a 5 year old dig in Greece. They are totally audience funding to do it. You can still watch for free though You need to look for Time Team OFFICIAL this is not.

[@johnlyons24]

You know those assignments in school where you had read a passage and then choose the best title. You guys obviously failed that. Very poor title.

[@wendeln92]

All this is very interesting and some it brings back memories of my time doing Archaeological field work but one thing that bothers me no end is the guy (feathered hat guy) and others who are constantly laughing about the skeletons. Absolutely no respect whatsoever. These were real people who had lives and died in a variety of ways, none of it is funny!

[@the.amazing.spatterman]

These folks make me feel uneasy for some reason. Perhaps several reasons. Might they have all been given cocaine? 35:50 lol this host guy is way too much.

[@chaoticsystem2211]

How can you murder a skeleton?

[@thesteelrodent1796]

1000 year old hit and run victim

[@Channelscruf]

I am what is commonly known in some circles as first

[@deadizbetter]

🎉🎊 👏

[@ronold-denoclarke5125]

🍪

[@jrmckim]

They can find tiny clay pot fragments from a thousand years ago but not a barber 💇

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Sigh

[@lindageorge8209]

End of day two, and a bit of bardcore...

[@Ubique2927]

As a peasant/pleb I would not like to have been born before 1945!

[@turinhorse]

The Anglo-Saxons built the World - never forget that.

[@armorhand3332]

Skeletons cant be murdered. Just sayin.

[@gaylewright5320]

didn’t they finally establish that the skeleton was a woman?

[@THINKincessantly]

EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS

[@THINKincessantly]

Just so everyone knows👉🏻 HISTORY HITS woke DAN JONES MADE QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN AN AFRICAN--He produced the movie..

[@audreymuzingo933]

Sorry but any British person griping about metal detectorists "pinching bits of our culture" have SOME NERVE, considering how much of other people's culture the Crown has pinched over the centuries, and still hoards to this day, in the British Museum. Also I don't think the average person has any idea just how much of a museum's treasures and artifacts never even go on display for the public to view, just sit in dark old boxes in the back, usually the vast MAJORITY of objects exist in perpetuity like that. So if you ask me, it's one hell of a privileged statement to say that an ordinary person is acting like a thief when he/she goes out and puts in the long hours and hard work (yes metal detecting is hard, certainly kills your back and knees after a while), and finds little things they can sell for income. Why does this guy have more right to it than they do?

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Missed the point much? But nice Righteous rant there! 4/5!

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@hogwashmcturnip8930 Aw, thanks! And thumbs up! 😘

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

@@audreymuzingo933 Sigh

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@hogwashmcturnip8930 Another stellar and groundbreaking reply! Thumbs up feels like such a trivial award for your talent!

[@davidwhite4874]

Sometimes I think institutions like the British Museum and the Smithsonian are there to HIDE history, rather than expose it...........

[@cwfan2]

A true archologist would never fling a shovelful of dirt away like that woman did. Archology digs are done carefully with brushes and spoons so as to not lose anything of value and they take years not days. This show irritates me. It came up in my feed. I normally don't watch it and I probably won't finish the episode.

[@georgedavis6583]

A lot of these "intellectual" types have the same kind of awkward unconfident laughs..

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

It sort of goes with not being a jackass? They bray, but are not known for being intellectual.

[@palanthis]

You can't murder a skeleton. A skeleton is already dead. Fix your title, please. lol.

[@michaelarnold1897]

ok grammar police. Please don't be annoying, oops too late lol

[@animerlon]

😀😄😆

[@wolfcatgti]

💀🪓