Was This Tudor Mansion Burned Down By A Drunken Butler? | Time Team

[@4000ChacoRoad]

Thank you for posting this video. I enjoy all of the Time Team episodes, particularly the ones investigating sites built and/or owned by my ancestors, in this case my great 15x grandparents Charles Brandon and Mary Tudor.

[@williamfindspeople4341]

Never saw this episode. Very interesting.

[@joebrumfield2952]

Hold on guys, Francis will find a Roman Temple here before it’s over.🤦‍♂️

[@LifeAdviceSite]

Can’t wait! 😂😂

[@gailmaree7719]

How will he fit ritual into tudor though?

[@beanzieobeanz2955]

one of life's lil treasures to find a TT I've not viewed before edit, oops yes I have but still a pleasure

[@doggyteabreaks9362]

Funny how all these years later, Danni Wootten as online host of the revamped Patreon-based Time Team channel, has developed a weird hybrid accent, and Dr Suzanne Liscombe is now sounding more stern and patrician as podcast host on the History Hit channel.

[@carveraugustus3840]

Lord, Dr. Suzanne looks fantastic here. Always a pleasant Surprise guest on time team

[@KarrisaAyra-t6j]

Hi What was considered as the resolution and survival of legal texts in the home of early civilization

[@SirAdamMeek]

Maybe something was there earlier, but if you can trace your ancestry back as far as Hektor can, those are probably family heirlooms dating back generations that were brought there

[@johnscanlon8467]

Hard to believe that medieval occupancy wasn't known about. Is it not in Domesday Book?

[@annazaman9657]

Medieval period is a long time. Doomsday book is just one year 1086

[@johnscanlon8467]

Henham is there: Land of Ralph Baynard Households: 4 villagers. 1 freeman. 14 smallholders. Land and resources Ploughland: 2 lord's plough teams. 3 men's plough teams. Other resources: Meadow 0 acres. Woodland 40 pigs. 1 mill. Livestock in 1066: 4 pigs. 20 sheep. 16 goats. Livestock in 1086: 1 cob. 8 cattle. 14 pigs. 40 sheep. 16 goats. 4 beehives. Annual value to lord: 2 pounds in 1086; 2 pounds when acquired by the 1086 owner; 2 pounds in 1066.

[@Patrick_Cooper]

When they find old coins hundreds and even thousands of years old. It makes me wonder how many of our modern day coins will fare. I doubt there will be any of them left. Sure Gold, Silver Cooper may last, but most our coins are made with much inferior material... Like our pennies in the US.

[@jelenajs5017]

Hektor's father is the 6th Earl of Stradbroke. But they called him "a baronet". Why??

[@lars573]

Because British noble families acquire titles of increasing importance as they rise. Hektor's father is an Earl, and his oldest brother gets a courtesy title of Viscount Dunwich. Hektor's next oldest brother gets the courtesy title of Baron Rous. Hektor gets the Baronet Rous title. But Hektor's 4 younger brothers get nothing. Keep in mind Hektor there is the 8th of 15 children.

[@jelenajs5017]

@@lars573 Hektor is Hon. Hektor, not a baronet.

[@carolcrass4322]

He'll think it's amazing until he runs into restrictions for building on historic sites

[@RamBeloeZlato]

F🐺rin Kazan fought Yoshitsune, Komyo ga Djihad, and Yoshitsune. Mori Benkeiyay(Yoshitsune) but perfect.

[@annazaman9657]

Are you a bot?

[@jamiebizness1]

Leading troups to their demise from behind the lines is far from admirable. The battle are won by solders. Officers meanwhile take the credit. Ɓ

[@joebrumfield2952]

@@jamiebizness1 ????

[@aserta]

Chain of command has a purpose. It's not like it's there to make X or Y feel good about this battle or the other. If the head of the group falls, what will the soldiers do without a bigger picture? Sheesh.