What Can Archaeologists Discover Below This 12th-Century Norman Castle?

[@JonnoPlays]

I could watch these guys for hours. In fact, I think I will! 📺 👀 🍿

[@adamgriss2025]

I have also done so on many occasions.

[@rachaelnichols72]

I have them play in the background as I work at the office

[@ProfessorDarkAcademia]

Might I suggest also rewatching for hours.

[@kristic4472]

Yea! Another Time Team with the original crew!!

[@novagardener2785]

well done, Phillip! You were such a good sport and so brave to get on that enormous Ferris wheel.

[@JohnMacFergus-oz5cp]

All of the time team gang are great. Whether old or new episodes all are filled with great history, science and reverence. Plus many bonus laughs and chiding from the cast old or new! Thanks guys, your MBE's are on the way!

[@AAO342]

It is so lovely to come across an episode I have not seen before . Love this show .

[@jaimecosman1304]

MISS watching this guy's documentaries along with the GUINNESS BEER loving archaeologists

[@prayermanone]

A fascinating series from the UK, hope TimeTeam will continue their archaeology work. There is so much more that they can work on.

[@joandiamond6788]

@@prayermanone Look for the Time Team Official KZbin Channel. They have started crowd-funded archeology in the last few years. Also, the Time Team Classics KZbin channel for repeats of many of the original series.

[@davidwoods304]

Excellent ❤❤. As an ancient plumber , I’d always recommend long / er , handled shovels, so much easier on the back etc .

[@sharynhughes1061]

WOOW !! History Amazing. You Guy's are Awesome !!

[@Purplefishish]

I went here in 1978 so it is really great to see them finding out more about this place. It has a special atmosphere when you are there.

[@hudsonfrank1121]

Enjoy time team but def an archive.

[@thisoldnurse1521]

Oh, Tony’s back and Phil and where’s Mick? The guy with the striped sweater. I just watched another Time Team episode and they had nobody on there that was familiar. No special characters that I’ve grown to love. Not a soul and they must’ve had at least 50 people and it was called the “Time Team” and it was a British program. Only since the recent pandemic did I find this show and fell in love with it (I am a Canadian, as a child I really wanted to be an archeologist.) Had I gone that route my bones still wouldn’t have held up, lol. So I decided to become a nurse another difficult profession on the body. Had to quit that due to bone on bone - full of osteoarthritis. Lived in Atlantic Canada all my life damp weather isn’t good for us. So happy that I can still be somewhat of an archeologist and learn from watching KZbin. So excited the regulars are back. ☺️

[@jcollins3182]

The reason why the new episodes have unfamiliar people is just that they’re new. Some (like Matt) are familiar, they’re just a lot older now. Sadly, Mick passed away a number of years ago, and I do think he wasn’t in the later episodes they made. Everyone loves him! Time Team is now being produced (new episodes) on KZbin, and is 100% fan-funded. I would encourage anyone to watch it. Many of the faces are new, but the production team aren’t, and there are plenty of the original archaeologists as well. The new tech is cool, and there’s bonus content on Patreon.

[@helenawahlstrom4181]

Mick passed away

[@charlielaudico3523]

Mick died

[@Shlin1]

Always enjoyable to watch.

[@Odo55]

Tony in Vans and some sort of tailored shirt...

[@jeffevarts8757]

@31:53 or so: Tony frequently uses a word I don't know that seems to rhyme with "turtle", but starts with an F..., Furtle? Fertull? I can't find it in the dictionary. Well, "fertile" is there, but I don't think that's what he's saying. In American English, "fiddle" as in "fiddle around" would make sense. What IS this word? Anyone know?

[@Rachel-l7x]

He is saying 'furtling', which is an actual word, but not a common one. From Wiki dictionary: To gently delve; to probe or rummage tentatively. There is (of course) an Urban Dictionary meaning too, but I'm pretty sure he didn't mean that....

[@jeffevarts8757]

@@Rachel-l7x Thank you, Rachel.

[@maryd9331]

I'm surprised that Colm's name isn't pronounced as Col-lum. Always a great show!

[@stevenhobbs709]

Nice one, needs more Raksha.

[@BradVentureAZ]

truly impressive !!

[@ucanprofit]

Surprisingly the 2 names mentioned are common in Limerick today.😊 DeCourcy and De Lacy.

[@trevormadden4301]

Id highly recomend visiting that site and that area of county Down.

[@therealpatriarchy]

Drunken Team Time. - A compilation video of them drinking in various pubs and TALKING about archaeology, interrupted by clips of them digging for beer mugs and jugs. Peppered by various experimental mead and beer making clips. Get on it.

[@RussetPotato]

I love that they always go the pub if possible.

[@HimWitDaHair98]

A compilation of Phil's befores and afters would be comedy gold

[@Tom_Quixote]

I always get so thirsty when they go to the pub.

[@beanzieobeanz2955]

quite a journey for Matt from young dogsbody and guinea pig to respected middle age voice of TT

[@gregb6469]

And all of it done quite cheerfully and competently!

[@RamBeloeZlato]

Back to lounging

[@ekaos5099]

What Can Archaeologists Discover Below This 12th-Century Norman Castle? More questions!😁

[@SirWulfrick]

New to this channel and LOVE the history your uncovering, but I gotta ask in case I missed it ... why do you have a hard limit of "3 days" on everything you do? I can't even begin to imagine the things you're missing with drive-by archaeology. It makes me anxious and sad. lol.

[@juliemaggio1246]

I'm assuming its part of the show they can only get so much footage before its too long

[@TheBeetress]

All the people working on this show have other jobs and do this on their weekend therefore 3 days only. But they often dig places that are not being looked into due to lack of funding or working alongside the local archeologists to help give them a boost with experience and technology they otherwise would not have access to.

[@angelabrady9342]

They’ve also shown that ‘keyhole’ archeology, combined with landscape, geophys and historical research can provide really good information about a site. Most archeology in the UK is driven by the need to record sites before destruction for development. This technique can be used on sites that were otherwise low priority. Also they were always conscious that new techniques in analysis will be developed: by doing only targeted trenches they are leaving untouched areas for future archeologists to apply novel analysis.

[@kevingouldrup9265]

If it is a great spot for one..why not another?

[@chiron14pl]

Poor Matt, he is always used to play the underdog

[@zherin2063]

Is that red flower everywhere Valerian?

[@seamushassard4770]

Cashel and Castle have the same word origin and meaning

[@alexisdespland4939]

dose the square metterage you alloud to dig include how deeep you dig.

[@Barrysautospares]

Good question, but I don’t believe so, otherwise it would be cubic meterage

[@johnolsen2928]

As usual the ground penetrating radar will be done a week after the show is over I am sure there must be more uptodate equipment available

[@bernardzamostny3382]

An Irishman is not drunk as log as he has a blade of grass to hang on to.

[@Tom_Quixote]

Ah yes, the Castle Dandruff

[@scottstewart5784]

You could trace back as early as you want - somebody was living on that hill. Someone important or some group.

[@ProfessorDarkAcademia]

This crew behaves like characters of Python sketch. Or a rock band. What an assortment.

[@SRDuly2010]

Seems they had a cunning plan

[@matsforsberg6287]

Trench aloens in an archeological dig? Only in the U.K.

[@kelliv2995]

❤❤❤

[@madderhat5852]

I don't think I've seen this one.

[@alexisdespland4939]

normans didn't have newspapers.. what little paper w could have been around was worth a fortune and probably wound.nt be take to read in the bathroom.

[@beanzieobeanz2955]

oh dear

[@gregorybacher2883]

26 + 6 = 1

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

its the babbie from Eraserhead

[@J70a.m-zg6gi_wha0]

made of cashewy dry baby spiders

[@davepaisley7675]

Prolly won't find much. 13th century archeologists already found all the good stuff.

[@hanavesela5884]

Kinda funny when only thing linked to the man is his loo. 🤗🤪

[@Geetamishra020]

Wow so beautiful looking ji ❤❤❤❤❤

[@gemmaswain2251]

Another definition of medieval knight is 'armed thug'. With a horse.

[@cathyg8702]

And a sword

[@ibl82]

Horse pirate ☠️

[@uswjmc22]

Armed thugs employed by the powers that be. nothing has changed in a thousand years

[@robertforbes7666]

Tony characterizes "the brains" as being these old white guys. Phrasing it that way seems disrespectful to the many other intelligent members of team (of both sexes). I find Alice Roberts' videos much more balanced.

[@iamnutty8471]

if youtube ad blockers stop you from watch1 , open in new tab and wait 10-30s , if still blocked copy and paste into private window , if ad blocker window appears press x, if you want to watch this set VPN country to ukraine or serbia ads will be gibberish and these losers earn least ad money would i recommended this if utub had reasonable ad vs content ratios no, so f them!

[@Wasko1312]

i don't like grave robbers.

[@pandakicker1]

IF everything were up to you, we would never know anything about our history. I am sick and tired of ignorant fools like you crying and accusing archaeologists of being "grave robbers" when they are nothing of the sort. Go cry somewhere else, you anti-knowledge dunce.

[@pandakicker1]

tl;dr - I hate whiny anti-knowledge babies

[@redheadedrogue]

No worries... by the time anyone robs yours, it won't matter to you.

[@danielwarren8539]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@alexallen934]

Me too...

[@srf2112]

These grown adults acting like giggling schoolgirls for entertainment is cringe.