Time Team Digs 03 The Roman Invasion (2002)

[@SNP-1999]

Victor Ambrose's fantastic paintings and drawings of the excavated sites as they looked thousands of years ago are always the culmination of the great work the Time Team did for rediscovering parts of our lost heritage. The team are so likeable, witty at times and every single one an expert in their own field of work - even Tony Robinson, expert narrator and presenter ! This series should still be running ! 😜

[@dancingwithnature5303]

Phil is the very model of a modern Major Archeologist! He's a person who is passionate about his work and works hard in the pursuit of knowledge!

[@annebell565]

found some old Time Team episodes ... Oh the wonder of Mick's jumpers!

[@dancingwithnature5303]

27.15 How exciting that beaker find was for the gentleman!! I started to grin and giggle right along with him! Thanks for posting this - during our covid-19 stay at home these are especially brilliant!! 👏🙏

[@alisterx8698]

You need to have : in between the numbers so we can jump to that spot, but I do agree 😄 that was a good one.

[@erinobrien8408]

@@alisterx8698 😊 Thanks for the tip! 👍

[@EwoutWolff]

Very, very nice. Thanks for uploading. And even more: thank you, Time Team

[@ndotgw]

+Whatsinmypocket "that blonde" is Dr Carenza Lewis, who was with TT from the very beginning. The conservator may or may not have looked into the mirror as Carenza did; regardless, after watching Carenza for years on TT, she was probably just caught up in the excitement of the moment.

[@jonathonappleseed8893]

Saw long hair and a white sports jacket. For a moment I thought it was Micheal Woods, but in fact it was just Tony in one of Michael’s jackets.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

I’m loving this, and I’m also loving Tony’s outfit at the beginning. It’s like doing a time team on the time team...team!!🙂🐿

[@lisakilmer2667]

Very nice to see these compilations!

[@garyrobinson2409]

Modest, nice and kind - you flatter us beyond the reality. Much as I love our history and read volumes about it, don't confuse a brilliant and well constructed TV series with our culture as it is today. Britain has plenty of uncivilized and loutish people (not representative of us I admit, but they're still there), and we didn't conquer large parts of the globe by being nice, although luckily we did spread the concept of the rule of law and the idea of civic responsibility as a by-product of Empire. Our intentions may have been high-minded, but many of the problems in Africa and the Middle East are a result of endless British (and French) meddling in other people's affairs over the centuries. Nonetheless the industrial revolution started in Britain and changed the world in much the same way as the Romans brought cities and towns and some wonderful technologies, such as tiled roofs, to western Europe. A million thanks to Reijer Zaaijer, whoever you are, for putting Time Team on YT allowing us to savour these fascinating digs into history

[@erinobrien8408]

Being from Belfast (the 70's were horrifying) and having worked in e. Africa, I have to agree with much of your early statement. However, history is fascinating and instructive. It's full of cautionary tales. Time Team makes history even more interesting. It's not our history or your history. It's human history that shows how very connected we all are, my friend! 🙏

[@jamesking4648]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😢

Thanks for uploading,love Time Team :-)

[@cinemarchaeologist]

Time Team is fantastic, and thanks for uploading them. Any chance of getting the last few missing eps of the original series?

[@billie-jobenway8658]

Reijer Zaaijer has all but one or so of the regulars, and in general his regular episodes are slightly better in quality. Fillask has just about every extra, special, live, digs, etc. and all are watchable too. They both went above and beyond and did education and history a great service. I owe them both soooo much. Fillask kzbin.info/door/MXfL7HNKKwngFN2Jozg1qQ?

[@ralphgeigner3011]

" VICTORS " Art work is excellent ! Would be nice if a person could purchase them. ROMAN UK what a field trip that would be for a few weeks !

[@KellyfromMemphisDD214]

He has a picture book where he worked on it with Mick Aston....it’s expensive if you can find it www.amazon.com/Drawing-Archaeology-Bringing-History-Back/dp/0752431447

[@TeresaTrimm]

First aired November 15, 2002.

[@svenhoek]

"What have the Romans ever done for us???"

[@jukes888]

Roads.

[@gailmackinnon7328]

@@jukes888 If you'd mentioned bureaucracy and taxes I'd agree with you, but we already had roads. They just didn't go in straight lines. They went to places WE wanted to go - like The Ridgeway which runs from Norfolk to Wiltshire following a chalk ridge and passes by lots of towns and villages along the way. There were roads like it all over the British Isles long before the Romans came along.

[@jeffharding1087]

As said in Monty Pythons "Life of Brian" What have the Romans done for us?

[@ianscott9396]

Running water in London

[@randymarsh625]

Joined Britain to a European empire #postbrexit

[@tonylast9181]

Wonderful!!

[@trevorgrindz5556]

Tony looks like he's ready to go star in Miami Vice

[@99zanne]

City clothes?

[@AGalahcalledSammi]

Baldrick meets Miami Vice.

[@sgrannie9938]

😂👍

[@johndaut7128]

Tony Miami vice vibe

[@maxb4074]

Yes that brick on a rope is real high tech!

[@deborahparham3783]

Worked didn't it? Inexpensive and easy to use.

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

IS THAT DON JOHNSON ON TIME TEAM?!!!! nope just Tony

[@chrisbassett8996]

i always wander at the word expert, when there is always more to learn.

[@daehawk9585]

Its unbelievable that for hundreds of years Romans built and used roads, baths, plumbing, heated floors and 100s of other things then when they disappeared no one knew how to do it themselves. No one built roads or baths or anything. So strange. Yet the Roman roads and aquaducts and such were still there to see. People went backwards and primitive.

[@Cheepchipsable]

The Romans built them for themselves and the craftsmen would have come from the continent, so no surprise the knowledge wasn't widely known by the locals.

[@AGalahcalledSammi]

They need a Time Team Tardis.

[@AGalahcalledSammi]

Where Archeology and Alliteration meet.

[@theogangryscotsman7607]

damn those fashion hits by Tony long hair balding, unfinished jacket, glasses... time machine

[@GiGiGoesShopping]

Dr. Chris Kelly sounds fairly identical to Professor Ronald Hutton (Tudor , Edwardian etc Farm series.)

[@synisterfish]

Cheers for this video... but, by the same token, "thanks" for blocking all the rest of them "in my country"...

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

36:06 'ritual' en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_men%27s_morris

[@shamusk1986]

Wtf is with Tony's hair? Very posh

[@stoker1931jane]

He was going for the MiamiVice 80s look with slick hair (start of a comb-over) and white jacket minus rolled up sleeves.✌🏻😁

[@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft]

All of them inside the M5? lol

[@johnhall7850]

On the positive side.... I see what you did there.🤣

[@Ana_crusis]

25:25 it's not pronounced /aisi:nai/ it is pronounced /aisi:ni:/

[@benwilson6145]

Sorry Tony, the Romans did not join Britain to Europe, it joined England and Wales to Europe.

[@tonylast9181]

You're wrong. Read your history

[@benwilson6145]

@@tonylast9181 I have un unlike you I understood it, neither Scotland or Ireland were conquered by the Romans. Suggest you study geography as well.

[@thefrittxxx]

2.6 metres is not 7'6".

[@Naomi_Thornock]

Actually it is a meter is a bit longer then a yard and a yard is 3 feet so 2.6 yards would be about 7 feet 6 inches then add a few inches because meters are bigger so yes she is right.

[@Ana_crusis]

what i don't get is why the Romulans _wanted_ to invade Britain

[@00BillyTorontoBill]

Romulans invaded ..but they ran into the federation and the klingnons up north. (Psst look at the roman economy....they started diluting the money supply when they grew too large.) silver dinarii were only 10% silver by the end...

[@Gorboduc]

Basically Claudius came to the throne after his predecessor was assassinated, and he wanted an easy victory for propaganda purposes so he didn't get the knife himself.

[@tonylast9181]

Who the fuck are the Romulans? You been watching Star Trek?

[@Whatsinmypocket]

At 24:24 how can that blonde take the credit like that? That technician had been polishing that mirror for hours.

[@BikingVikingHH]

word

[@lisakilmer2667]

"That blonde" is the highly eminent Dr. Carenza Lewis, and she was almost certainly told to gush for the camera like that.

[@ronstewart9764]

dosent matter very rude on her part

[@Rottenkid42]

Get over it. She was 1) either told to do it 2) misspoke or 3) got carried away in the excitement of the moment.

[@Ana_crusis]

don't be silly "told to gush" honestly....

[@vincewhite5087]

The bible reference is totally false.

[@shakyhandpictures2185]

Vince White the bible is fiction.

[@TDFMonster40K]

@@shakyhandpictures2185 With the shear amount of times it's been rewritten over the ages I completely agree. I'd love to get my eyes on the original writings but they are locked up in the Vatican vault so us "normal" people can never see let alone read it

[@annebell565]

might have been the road from Jerusalem down to Jericho

[@vincewhite5087]

There is no reference like that in the bible.

[@brad9336]

how many times has the bible been re written?