Saxons on the Edge (Stonton Wyville, Leicestershire) | S15E08 | Time Team

[@01123581321341]

Phil saying ‘get off my laaand’ is absolutely priceless and i want it as a ringtone

[@dinerouk]

More like 'moi' land

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

*GET ORF MOI LARRRND*

[@thesilentfuzz]

Lol

[@devonseamoor]

Phil's laugh is priceless, and this whole Time Team episode is worth watching, humour, findings, doubts and certainty going topsy turvy, all in that much loved British sense of humour. How can anything go wrong, really, when we have that wit around?

[@brianball2002]

RIP Victor Ambrus - Your drawings made Time Team VERY VERY watchable! Take care my friend and keep drawing for them upstairs!

[@KAT-ew9wz]

Keep drawing awesome renditions of Mick and Robin

[@gerrycoogan4]

Get rid of Tony Robinson he is no good for time team he is too much hipercripe

[@brianball2002]

@@gerrycoogan4 What a strange person you are.

[@mathewdearborn3695]

@@gerrycoogan4 Tony is just the narrator trying to portray the voice of the audience and the team while also trying to show his own opinions and keep things funny and interesting at the same time *hypocrite

[@jimsmith3971]

A lovely comment. Can I please express my appreciation for Mr Ambrus with a poem...Yellow, orange, watercolour brain, got to get through it with a biscuit flow!

[@henrivanbemmel]

Phil's DNA sweepstake board last is just the best and his reaction to the results is one of the best moments in this series. What a great idea!

[@AvaT42]

Ian can sure do precision work with that big machine. He scrapes off dirt by inches when needed. Amazing.

[@josephmiller997]

I often think that most people don't recognize his immense skill.

[@katerinakemp5701]

As well as Ian being the digger operator he is also a field archaeologist. Keep in mind we have two drivers called Ian.

[@paulainsc8212]

Someone said on another episode that he could scrape butter off toast. :)

[@juliaparr8168]

@@paulainsc8212 Well, I would certainly believe it!

[@fugithegreat]

I love Phil's reaction to the DNA test (and also the pool of guesses as to his origins)

[@jtmcgee]

Wish I would have found this show way earlier in life but I am enjoying it now and sing its praises to anyone slightly interested in history, archeology or learning.

[@barryandjackypowell8239]

So very glad to have accidentally stumbled on this site!! Absolutely fascinating.

[@martinscholes2023]

The gentle clinking of trowels, slowly uncovering these precious relics is wonderful. Never mind all your CGI nonsense and the modern “need” for thrills all the time. This is real life. It’s our precious history being set before us. Thank you.

[@softshoes]

Came for rainbow sweaters and left very satisfied.

[@folkrace4life]

he will be forever missed :(

[@karanfield4229]

Came for rainbow sweaters...adorable! Absolutely adorable...😊

[@jcortese3300]

I love Phil's reaction: "Because they were great flint-knappers!" Perfection. 😀

[@hikingwiththeshackletons]

There has always been one thing that makes these episodes so entertaining, ‘The chemistry between Phil & Tony’ 😂

[@jesperlarsen6649]

I would call it a bro-manche

[@siobhan-rae]

i’ve been rewatching for the first time since i was a kid and i realise tony’s scepticism and occasionally ignorance allows the archeologists (phil) to explain what’s happening. genuinely just clicked.

[@daxtonbrown]

Phil is an absolute delight, cheers me up every time I hear his laugh.

[@josephmiller997]

Ian's skills at the controls are something to behold. Also enjoyed Victor's more humorous cartoonish drawings.

[@Happyheretic2308]

Shades of Hagar the Horrible and Noggin the Nog, with funny faces - dear Victor ..!

[@roydavis5613]

Just love Time Team. I binge-watched it during a very unhappy and sad period of my life, and the show and its characters cheered me up immensely. I will be forever thankful.

[@ian_b]

A TV show in which a group of genuine colleagues and friends work together is so rare. This is real "reality TV".

[@amandachapman4708]

I'm still finding it difficult to hear Tony over the music at times. But Phil's excitement at his ancestry is a wonder to behold!

[@GrimlarLex]

Agreed, the music is still too loud.

[@TimeTeamOfficial]

@@RM-zo2nh Thanks - yes, we're aware of some balance issues and hope to get that addressed for future episodes. Thanks for bearing with us.

[@Vamptonius]

5.1 sound on a 2.0 system - at least for me, is the problem there.

[@tammypanganiban1531]

He’s positivity prehistoric

[@ludo9234]

I'd rather not hear t r.

[@josephmiller997]

Phil's evident delight in his heritage was beautiful to see. "Get off muy land!!" he says. Whot a guy.

[@Azazagoth]

The way Victor made what the team found seem tangible and real. His sketches were full of movement and life. RIP. You will live on through your art.

[@kathycarlson7947]

This was wonderful! How thrilling to see another Anglo-Saxon site uncovered. 25 years ago, I visited West Stowe--and filmed a bit to show my university students as we studied Anglo-Saxon literature. This video brings it all back. Thank you for inspiration, information, and entertainment. Congratulations!

[@mariancroome1478]

I absolutely love it when Phil gets exited about a find. He has the most contagious laugh.😀

[@reallife2849]

HISTORY and Antiquities of LEICESTERSHIRE, Page 959 Temple Pedigree, a interesting bit of history. www.robert-temple.com/images/family_imgs/temple_family_pedigree.pdf

[@jaded_gerManic]

"Get off my land!" Pure gold Phil, thank you so much for being a true Celt! Love the show ❤🤣👍

[@thecreaturezoid478]

Phil is truly a man-sized hobbit.

[@markhirstwood4190]

Wrong. The Celts weren't a unified group. Picts had come down from the north and gotten into what would later become Yorkshire and even Lincolnshire, hoping to settle on that good farmland. Other Britons (or Celts), under Vortigern hired the Jutes to come over to drive the Picts back north of Hadrian's Wall. As payment issues change the deal, the Jutes took over, settling at Tyneside, Kent and Hampshire. There's really no way Phill can claim that Leicestershire is 'his land' or 'their land'. It's English land, hence Ængla Land.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

​@markhirstwood4190 Damn MARK that told Him\Her you can tell they didn't have a clue about anything CELTIC because they didn't reply to you.And are obviously just throwing out buzzwords to look like they know everything about CELTIC HISTORY..LOLS

[@ipaales7552]

Just the best programme ever and we need it back for future generations

[@AmandaIsAwesome]

It’s amazing how much Iron Age pottery you find!! Such history in the uk! I love the excitement of all the people in these shows!!

[@1959Berre]

Phil's happiness about being a Celt with french roots is heart warming. Congrats Phil. Greetings from Belgium.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Most BRITS have FRENCH,NORSE,DUTCH and GERMANIC ANCESTRY..

[@johnhilton8757]

The most un-photogenic bunch of misfits is why this is such a perfect show. Nobody is there to be seen, just to show off the history of why we are who we are.

[@trinkab]

Gotta admit Matt is adorable, tho.

[@stephenarbon2227]

I wouldn't call any misfits, they're all experts in their own fields, often colourful, some more photogenic then others, but all with the ability to express their views in a way that's easy to understand.

[@deborahharvey6017]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 😉 This show in its entirety, including living humans, is beautiful

[@lindsaydrewe8219]

We like faces with character on our tv in Britain,not fake pretty and plastic!

[@eugenemartone7023]

Then they brought Mary-Ann Ochota for that very reason (no reflection on her capability, but the role she was given and her good looks).

[@GaryTheGray]

I do love a lot of the personal dynamics of the crew. It's a lot easier to absorb and appreciate when it's kept fun.

[@MeissnerEffect]

Lovely Time Team members all. Years of viewing pleasure, so very good for the soul. Phil lives on forever, as do all the passed beloved folks.

[@D1zzle777]

Love rewatching Timeteam...always wonder which sad 26 individuals feel the need to give this a thumbs down🤷‍♂️

[@kimvibk9242]

...up to 73 plonkers now...I completely agree with you. Why would anybody dislike people searching for Britain's historical past?

[@katerinakemp5701]

@@kimvibk9242 lol more than likely not Brits.

[@dinerouk]

@@katerinakemp5701 Some Brits: Scots, Irish Welsh are disgruntled at the publicity England gets!

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

The dislikes was done by the TIME TEAM MEMBER'S because they cancelled the show..

[@ThisWontEndWell]

Phil standing next to Tony shows why the Celts gave the Romans a bit of trouble

[@barnabyaprobert5159]

^ This should be the top comment! LOL!

[@wickeddelight]

Yeah Tony has Roman, or at least Italian, stamped in his facial features. I don't think the Celts were typically as tall and broad as Phil though. I expected he would be part Scandinavian.

[@devonseamoor]

@@wickeddelight Haha, yes, you're right. Phil could play a part in a Viking battle on his ship, or while being a pirate with a wooden leg and a parrot on his shoulder. And Tony, yes, he looks great in a Roman toga on a sofa, where a beautiful slave girl holds a bunch of grapes up for him to bite off sweetness.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Celts being a yet to define with DNA description, but known DNA Studies Outcomes give the subject of original English, Welsh, and Irish, their lineage Orgin to *"the Basque".* Thus some refer to this with: *"if the Basque are the orgin of the Celts, then Celts is the correct reference".* I've begun to use Gaelic after these findings were announced. But, the point remains the same focus. If interested, here's a Copy 9f my Comment on this Subject: *Clarification point need:* Celts vs Gaelics and the Orgin of the early English, Welsch, and Irish (Go Irish! My predominant ancestry. 🍀), was found to have been from the post-flood era Basque. "We love our Basque origins!" The tenacious individuals that Julius Caesar even avoided, references of his instructions to Military Officers to avoid the Basque when en route to their destination as, "they are time costing tough opponents that can't easily be put down, it at all". 😁 "Phil Harding" very much has the Tenatious Spirit of his Stock! I'm proud to share a Human Heritage with my cousin "Phil". Tragically the male lines of the more original English have notably been erradicated, replaced by Anglo Saxons. This has been referenced and studies are available on the subject, although to my knowledge they have yet to make a decisive statement on the actual cause(s). It likely has to do with a type of "ethnic cleansing of the male locals" during one of more waves of invasions and their aftermath. (NOTE: One can observe that Academics avoid subjects of such nature "even when evidence is looking them in the eyes".) This is a point that I find quite unscientific, while understanding that the Public responds through Social Minds and they can be excused to a large degree for this point. Be that as it may, History has many cases of Male Ethnic Cleansing, a most lower-minded Thought Trait yet very "Male Alpha Animal Trait" in nature. Overall, when the now findings emerge in the Public (in the past 20 years that seems to take 10 years, but that will not be the case for too much longer. There will be a number of very worthy subjects receiving an emergence of facts for Public awareness, and the Genetics/DNA research, studies, and mapping of data for migrations worldwide is one of these subject points. Frankly, the holdup at present is largely due to "Authentic Academics, those whom follow the "Standards of Science and Research" avoiding the reactions of their counterparts in "Mainstream Academia", those whom hold a 19th Century Theory and its Timeline and Paradigm they wrote, as their Fact Foundation (a bubble that could only burst given time). There's a subject that Academics, Government Officials, and the "ologists" that advocate for the greater Publuc's Psychological Wellbeing that must be considered prior to the related Subjects having a "Full Facts Disclosure" and that's "Cognitive Dissonance", a personal response to information that reflects a very different story in reality than we believed, this having an Emotional Impact on the Whole at varying degrees. Patience and kniwing all will be well, even better that our current use as describe, is my advice for all and that which I apply for myself. ...a Sociologist and History Researcher. Keep a Positive Thought for self and others always, it will serve your greater desires with matching results. (The "Universal Law of Attraction" is Absolute.) Best Wellbeing ...

[@edlingja1]

@@bethbartlett5692 read the farfarer by Farley mowat.

[@crustycobs2669]

The best episode in my opinion. Phil's DNA, fantastic

[@GeneralLeia]

Just amazing how everyone has an important role to play in the larger whole to accomplish these digs. Collaboration and mutual respect. What a concept.

[@markorollo.]

Literally just been thinking that if I ever started a business or some kind of organisation that I would use time team and the production of it as an example of how I wanted it to work, everyone playing their role and working together to accomplish an end product.

[@baz44331]

love time team, never gets old

[@Stonewall1861]

Thanks!

[@katerinakemp5701]

Love the banter between Phil and Tony.

[@ciscokid78]

Why am I just seeing these now.... AMAZING! I want meet, share a pint and chat with each and every one of these Archeologists!

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Well that's not going to happen because some of them are dead..

[@chiseldrock]

Thanks again to all the time team staff. I really appreciate your efforts to re-deploy the old episodes with new insights and of course the imminent rebirth of a new series. cheers to all Be Safe

[@sassandsavvy007]

Phil Harding is the best ❤🙋🏻‍♀️👏 I was so happy for him when the gentleman said.... "20,000 years ago..."

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Yeah RIP MICK

[@robertcorradi8573]

Absolutely brilliant. Entertaining and educational all wrapped up in the most likeable personalities. Fantastic.

[@80srenaissance67]

Loved how Phil told the expert his painted saxon pottery was just a stone

[@magdahearne497]

Brilliant episode. Love Phil's excitement finding out about his DNA. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@Josh-ts9sr]

There are people in history and present day who I wish could live forever and time team is a group of them

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Sadly they are starting to die off with MICK,THE ARTIST & THE TRACTOR DRIVER IAN who've left us..RIP

[@mikealangaloe1774]

I would travel all the way to UK just to spend a few days at a dig with the Time Team. And a few nights at the pub

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Yeah people don't realise how important it is to go to the pub after a dig 🍺🍻

[@michaelstamper5875]

"Get off moy laaand!" Lol

[@leeneale8776]

....ooooo ahhhh ;))

[@Simonjose7258]

😂

[@IDK_Mr.M]

I thought the same thing. I love that man. wish i could of meet him.

[@bobbennett7195]

I love watching the team digging up the passed. I've read about the passed over in the UK. But your team is bringing it back alive again very very interesting. I hope your team keeps it going. Thank you.

[@andrewshaw1127]

Past

[@bevanpope7924]

Past

[@Stu161]

"It was NOT 'lucky', it was the dense concentration of Saxon pottery!"

[@MauriceTarantulas]

I always thought Phil would have quite a bit of Saxon because of the West Country accent. Goes to show DNA always brings surprises!

[@mlr4524]

That bone needle is an incredible find!

[@tubularap]

Yes, they did find a "needle in a haystack", like Tony promised :-)

[@roxysimmons]

tubularAp ha!

[@Invictus13666]

Why?

[@Draw1ng_Staars]

A needle in a couple football fields, not just a haystack 😂

[@jodyshepard9482]

England is so lovely. They could plant a lot more trees in many areas. Love TT. Love the overhead shots.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

We do..

[@YvonneWatson-ff5ex]

This is my favorite episode if only for Phil’s excitement at the results of his DNA.

[@georgew1751]

A piddling piece of Time Team Pot! Good one Tony..

[@nancyconklin5517]

Great way to spend my day off of work

[@kimmartin2522]

I just love watching this show!

[@izzybeth]

This was the first episode of Time Team I saw, when an old roommate introduced me to it in about 2007. The Iron Age pot is gorgeous, that last minute find of the bone needle is really cool, and Phil's DNA test is of course the icing on the cake.

[@marieanderson6311]

Ian and his machine are like one. He can do anything with it!!!🍀

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Hes dead now isn't he with MICK & the ARTIST

[@krumble104]

I love seeing Tony embarrassed 😁 .... also hugely looking forward to the team’s return. ..and don’t feed them trolls 👍

[@RUfrikkinkiddinME]

Great episode. And good weather the whole way through!

[@lilykatmoon4508]

Omg, I joygasm over Phil’s cackling glee when he knows he’s going to prove Tony wrong, lol

[@julias-shed]

Lovely to get some Anglo-Saxon finally 😃

[@rob-v1y]

"We are looking for post holes, which are holes where they used to put posts." That's why you got the big bucks Tony.

[@theknave4415]

Time Team: Archaeology!!! Me: Watched 280 episodes: "Wait? That's all there is? Come on!" :D

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks for posting!

[@yuwish6320]

Phil's reaction and that animation... lol

[@rapturesoon6567]

PHIL....THE PASSION 💟 HE STIRS EXCITEMENT in US ALL, in what could be boring digs in DIRT!

[@richmeister1960]

Absolutely fantastic. I can't wait for more.

[@fordprefect.betelguese]

I have a cunning plan my lord... and it involves a certain mr Tony Robinson and big phil rejoining time team in some way and making everyone's dreams come true... this was a classic TV program that really deserves to be kept alive.... just like the past deserves to be kept alive.... come on Tony and Phil, get involved please...

[@Merylstreep1949]

Mick missed his calling as one of the many Doctor Who's over the years....

[@Kanoshe]

unironically, would love too see mick throwing a fit how hes an archeologist not an actor

[@karenmurphy7066]

Wow, what an adventure in to the past! Thanks for the journey with the team!

[@mermeridian2041]

Love listening to Sam and Stewart!

[@russellingham2069]

Another brilliant episode.

[@shvat26]

Fun to hear Phil's DNA...esp maternal line back to the Dordogne region (where prehistoric cave paintings were made).

[@willjohnson353]

The technology has become a lot more accurate since 2007, as well as our understanding of DNA re: early settlement and the almost complete replacement of Neolithic farmers (the stone circle builders) by the incoming Yamnaya steppe descended peoples c. 2500BC. From what we understand as of now, I am not sure it is possible to differentiate Celtic and Anglo-Saxon R1b lines as Bryan Sykes and his team thought back then. Bryan Sykes' team originally assessed Cheddar Man as being U5a, but the more recent Natural History Museum investigation used up to date technology shows he was in fact U5b1 (and so possibly was not a close match to the local schoolteacher as reported at the time!). It would be interesting for Phil to have it redone, maybe using one of the more indepth tests such as FamilyTreeDNA offer for YDNA and mitochondrial DNA lines.

[@davidkilts1670]

Thanks for clarifying that for me! I didn't catch that.

[@redbeardie]

Wonderful - such an amazing programme.

[@wouterkok9610]

'Get off my land!' Best answer he could have given! 😆

[@icykickflip]

hats off to the animation team

[@johnwillis9511]

Great job again. A lot of people/experts but still A lot to show in three days

[@Deadbloke-dk6zc]

Very entertaining episode, and I'm stoked that the show appears to be making a comeback, but adverts every six minutes made it tricky to maintain my flow on this one...

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

I didn't get 1 advert??? You from America??? Because that's probably why..

[@KAT-ew9wz]

My god, do you realise how many years it's taken me to comprehend that there are two Ians, both of which use diggers??? I was so confused for the longest time. This must be one of the few episodes where they're both mentioned by name and are both in the episode and are both using the machines. No idea why this was so confusing to me.

[@katerinakemp5701]

Lol Ian Barkley is the older gentleman & Ian Lowlesland is the gent with specs who is also a archeologist as well as a driver, you do see IL digging in trenches hope that helps. Also IB is no longer with us along with the rest of the team who have gone to the big dig in the sky.

[@joekenorer]

@@katerinakemp5701 I'm immediately beset by imagines of ancient people in heaven dying off and leaving archaeological evidence for other people to come to heaven and discover. I wonder what kinds of finds you get in a heaven trench...

[@katerinakemp5701]

​@@joekenorer makes the mind boggle doesn't it😂😮😂

[@andershansson2245]

It's Powlesland.

[@RogerCowen-r8m]

❤ absolutely amazing thank you for the history lesson

[@jakeblair4215]

Love Time Team, wheeler dealers and the car throttle!

[@owbeer]

im not from the UK but i love this show

[@matthewtaylor9066]

That's One of the coolest TT Epps I have ever seen. And I seen so many Anglo Saxon

[@lenwenzel7440]

It was a sad day when the asshats and bean counters at Channel 4 gutted Time Team. My favourite show became history, but not in a good way. It's great to see these episodes still about. Thanks for the post.

[@RKHageman]

It wasn’t BBC. They never were involved with TT at all. It was Channel 4.

[@lenwenzel7440]

@@RKHageman Good catch. Quite right you are.

[@terryt.1643]

I love the archeologist saying they are like fairies you have to believe to find them. I believe in Anglo Saxons! Yea! Love this video.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

I believe in Anglo Saxon???🤔

[@peggylindenthaler6169]

I so wish I could work with the time team group. I ASORE archaeology and have actually worked with people from local universities here in Arizona. Can you imagine? Touching something that no one else has touched for hundreds of years? i could go CRAZY at an archaeology dig!

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Thousands of years not hundreds..

[@klaasbos4096]

Always Nice to see Phil in a Dutch Army sweater.

[@Akuliszi]

I remember some parts of this episode, but not all. I think I was half-asleep, when I watched it... But I like it anyway.

[@dishmurphy5754]

Please please tell me Phil will participate on some level with the new digs. Love the group but you must need his expertise. I know we need his laugh ☮️💟😷

[@Schmorgus]

Age is the problem. But as a special guest every now and then would improve it a lot.

[@goxethee]

@@Schmorgus He could certainly be their resident flint expert, he wouldn't even be needed for some episodes. I hope they invite him to do this and I hope he agrees :)

[@katerinakemp5701]

@@goxethee Phil is busy on the Waterloo dig, but hope he makes the odd appearance on the new TT.

[@ghomerhust]

@@katerinakemp5701 oh, so he's at least still getting his fingers dirty? that's great news! i'm sure he brings the fun to any site he's at

[@katerinakemp5701]

@@ghomerhust lol yes popover to Phil Harding archeologist you can catchup on what is in his pipeline.

[@triciasklodowske5653]

I have a question - why only 3 days? Why not 5, Monday - Friday? Love watching this show. You are blessed to have a very long history. God bless.

[@cjmccann8544]

In the beginning, the cast had other jobs but could work Friday through Sunday for Time Team.

[@krakenpots5693]

Most of the cast had day jobs in universities and such, and the fact they only have three days gives the show a slight tension, pulling the spectator in a bit more.

[@vonries]

Congratulations guys and gals.

[@dano4572]

beautiful people beautiful show

[@davidmunro6939]

Phil is the merlin magician of archeology. Philes hat is like radar.LOL.

[@black5f]

As a local, only 10 miles away or so ... so much of the land was quarried for iron stone. Some significant disruption with 10 feet or so removed, the 3ft or so of ironstone taken and then in filled again. It's why many of the hedges appear elevated above the fields. That makes this kind of site even rarer.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Good comment got me thinking about that now🧐

[@black5f]

@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 Thanks. I think it's really interesting. There is a website called old maps online, you can see a lot of the evidence on these these old free maps that show you stuff from 100's of years ago. Be warned though, they are very interesting! Location of mills and windmills etc. So they would cut in an arc, open cast, cutting into the seam filling in behind, very temporary but very disruptive. My main interest is the little steam engines that used to work all these shallow quarries, but I can't ignore the geology of still exposed seams here and there. I am surrounded by old workings, but the field behind me never was. When it gets ploughed, there is loads and loads of flint nodules? I find it hard to ignore this abundance, makes my mind wander, must have been a go to place to get flint surely? It's all so interesting, who lived here before me etc. So much information to gather.

[@thehistoryhuntermudlarks7650]

What is the name of the tool do you use for your geophysics? I know a very curious property a friend of mine owns and they want to see if there is anything underground.

[@JamesPetty-sb5gf]

Aren’t you being a tiny bit Mary Poppins? Best quote of the show

[@reallife2849]

I enjoy this Type of Team work of the History Hunters .

[@balaclavabob001]

I thought it was called the dark ages because there were so many knights .... I'll get me coat .

[@paullheureux189]

Another Good Reason for why the peasants shall be losing their Internet Privilege!

[@sithlordjeffbledsoe651]

Oh man that was a knee slapper! Any more dad jokes I can help you with?

[@johnnylaroux9517]

@@sithlordjeffbledsoe651 Hell will be the Reward, so let the trolls troll to their deaths....

[@AvaT42]

Haha. That was cute

[@tubularap]

Thank you for your audition ... we'll let you know when there's an open slot in our Stand-Up Comedy Café. :-D

[@lisarogers9488]

I got to meet some of the team at Sutton hoo dig recently Only Phil, Tony and some of the old team I did not meet I was looking down to see if I could spot

[@rossrennie182]

Dan keep up the good work . Rev Ross Rennie

[@harpadzo27]

Always a great watch 😊

[@willowhofmann7409]

Ah yes... Tony's 'golf Dad' era.... How I love thee

[@Daftymarra]

I love how exciting it is watching a bunch of archaeologists togging holes to find older holes.

[@nicolejosan6364]

Grubenhaus - 15:29 literally means Pit House. Grube translates to pit. Funny that some words are taken literally out of their context or used in weird combinations. That reminds me of the word "Handy" in German. Which means Mobile Phone.

[@garguntoter]

Phil a true flint knapper of flint knappers, very happy for him.