Time Team's Dig Village: The Local Village Pub with Phil Harding

[@authormichellefranklin]

As always, I see Uncle Phil and his hat, I click like.

[@finlaylavery8408]

Think there ought to be a book called "The Time Team Guide to British Pubs" and it just marks the best pubs the team visited and usually featured in the program at the end of day 2!

[@GildaLee27]

I'm beginning to feel there should be a *Phil Harding Channel* here on KZbin. And not just bits & bobs like this cool pubs video. Original content, too. Example: I would love to see Phil go to Orkney to the Ness of Brodgar and present a series on this awesome neolithic site. Tour the site, talk about it, ask questions about & discuss what they're finding up there. Get to digging in a trench of course. What does the archaeology tell us, so far, about what people were doing in these spectacular stone buildings on this little spit of land back in ~3500BCE? Also, if memory serves, they recently found evidence of extensive flint knapping in one area of the site. It's a very interesting place, and I would love Phil's experience of it, take on it, visit to it, on video.

[@GildaLee27]

But that's just me. ;D

[@HamTransitHistory]

The most important unit of measurement in all the sciences is the Pint.

[@bjrn-steinarhanssen2102]

Wish there was more of Phils pub comments. :)

[@2012turok]

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[@gkewley42]

Ive never met an archeologist that didn't have a superiority complex. Most up their own arse profession there is.

[@GildaLee27]

Is that you, Envy? Sure sounds like you.

[@neonskyline1]

yeh but most of the country had working poor class pubs like in Coronation street, stop making out this is normal English life, it's delusional