The Roman Fortress of Eboracum In York And More! | FULL EPISODE | Time Team
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- The Team faces one of their biggest challenges yet as they travel to York to excavate three sites from three different historical periods in just three days.
Series 7, Episode 13.
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Thoroughly impressed by the glassmakers, such talent. He didn't make a vessel he created art.
Modern glass making has been industrialized using blow molds. It was wonderful seeing a craftsman make a beautiful vessel.
11:15 this guy that makes a glass vessel for them is amazing! I could watch him for hours!
I was thinking the very same thing. They take what is a mass of molten glass and turn it into such beautiful pieces.
It looks so difficult...
That jug unfortunately broke, as David Hill was yanked back by one of the Time Team folks as he was about to aneal it and it cooled off too fast, the glass blower is Mark Taylor, both are well known in the reenactment scene they make the best roman glass replicas available. I know of this incedent as David Hill told me of this Time Team production.
@@Tiberiotertio Many thanks for the background of this terrific scene.
It's good to have a name for that amazing glass blower.
Wardrobe dept: How short do you want your daisy dukes, Phil?
Phil: Yes.
😂😄😂
Today I finally found out how Long “yes” is.
And also, I mean Phil shouldn’t be allowed to have Daisy Duke’s as short as “yes is”
First time saw Phil's cutoffs...."what?" "why?"
It’s for “freedom of movement” 😂
If I wore that I would be arrested for indecent exposure even with a pair of whitey tightey my junk would be hanging out the side. His hat is worse - he needs to wear a bandana under that to keep the sweat build up off. I have a Australian type of hat, and it does not smell even after years, because if I sweat I wear a bandana under it, and it makes it far more comfortable. I can throw the bandana in the wash, and the hat stays sanitary.
@@archangel807Why not? He has great legs and he likes to be comfortable while working those trenches in hot weather.
All of these classic episodes are much appreciated - especially in these COVI-times.
yes the China virus certainly has effected us all
Same thing here
Agreed! It's so nice to watch a show that adds to my intellect rather than taking away! ;)
@Mimi Traveler 3 scots there kid
@Mimi Traveler Yea it's so idiotic to point out where the virus came from /s 🙄
I just discovered this show on utube and have been obsessively watching them. 8m in the states and haven't seen this show on cable. I was shocked to see the early shows. Everyone has been working together for a long time! I'm glad to see a quality show like this has been around a long time.
This series is perfect watching during the quarantine.
sadly no longer being made, the producers tried to dumb the show down so the main team members walked off
Fellow USer, I found this show a few years ago. It ran on their prime time for 20 seasons. Can you IMAGINE a show like this being on that long over here???? It is real quality programming.
@@kennashan you're right! It really is amazing it lasted that long. Love it
Hey since you're binge watching could you help me. Please watch this again the scene where Paul gets the leach put on his arm the next scene show a shot of a park with a tree on the left and a lamp post to the right. If you watch it there is a BALCK figure ( looks like a ghost) that appears from the left before the tree walks behind the tree towards the lamp post then just BLOODY DISAPPEARED??? I THINK I AM going COVID CRAZY?!🤦♀️
Sir Tony is cool enough to let other hosts take the spotlight. He never seems to get jealous, content here with dubbing narration in post.
So nice to see Mick in this episode he makes the show with Phil, Victor and Carranza.
not Carranza.
Watching these Time Team episodes makes me want to go outside with a shovel. I'm not sure how many Roman and Viking archeology I am likely to find here in Memphis, TN though....
I loved York when I visited it. Beautiful city. I explored the walls, visited the cathedral, the Jorvik Viking Centre, and other places. Tudor buildings still standing. I still remember visiting a garden or park where there was a wall with levels of construction from different time periods, the base being Roman. I felt awe as I placed my hand on stones that were placed by someone many centuries ago.
I’m so proud of the six year olds honesty. “I’m going to be a footballer.” Classic!
As an animal the most loyal and loving companion I’ve ever had. Would insist on sleeping next to my face at night and during a nap. A literal purr machine. And he was also a lap cat. Coming home from work he would always be sitting by the door waiting for me and yes, follow me around the house and carry on conversations with me with a “cat vocabulary” that was short of amazing.
My cat is the same. The most vocal I have had.
I just adopted a new 5 yr old boy who is my cuddly baby and I have a pain 6 month old who entertains the two of us. 🤣🖤💚
I loved York when I lived there. Worked for the archaeological trust, so this video thrills me!
I need more TIme Team in this corona crisis lockdown, thanks!
Filask en Reijer Zaaijer channels hebben alle afleveringen vanaf s1e1
You can find'em all there :
ruclips.net/p/PLIiLqk8xb6kP5YRNqVH7Z-AhsVeuIVzin
I just recently discovered this show and I'm so glad you have an official youtube channel for episodes! Can't get enough!
I'm so glad that you are re issuing these programs. As an American we didn't get the see these. I love watching the old ones but I also love the newer ones also.
The Artists rendition really brings it all together.
Victor amazingly, quietly producing the most beautiful art. I saw on another episode that he passed away. What a loss. I would love to know what happened if anyone knows. Thanks.
Cool to see Sandi. Didn´t expect that!
Episode 58 (Series 7, Episode 13) York, Aired: March 26, 2000
gwadja Thank 😀
Nice to know....thanks
New to me today. Binged about 10 episodes. Enjoying it very much.
Time Team - could you please identify when each video was originally aired? Of course, one may get an idea by Tony's and Mick's hair. :-)
Mick died in 2013
@Fetus PC-TECH The Wikipedia episode list is probably accurate.
@Fetus PC-TECH So print it. 😉
@Fetus PC-TECH But I didn't know that you had the books! 😉
@Fetus PC-TECH
*Guy de la Bedoyère* - so you're not a *French-Canadian!*
The entire *TT* gang seem to have been/are very literate, erudite and articulate. Just about all the digs have been written up and recorded properly and the reports, a little dry perhaps, are freely available as pdfs somewhere. I imagine most are on the *Wessex Archæology* website.
Sandy is a great addition to the Time Team crew I wish she had appeared more often.
Great show! To live in the middle of history has got to be amazing.
I'm glad that they involve young people in the digs. Even if they don't become archaeologists, they will have an appreciation for it.
Ahhh Victors drawing is amazing ❤
Because of the Time Team series, I've come to learn a lot more about this country's fascinating history. It's an incredible program; I wish I'd known about it years ago.
I love it! The onlookers are all sitting for a watch while having tea!
Phil in his sterile outfit but still wearing his hat!
He's quite the chap! Love 'im.
Just shading his eyes from the sun.
Old stinky
Once again, a fascinating episode. Love the way the locals jump in and assist the dig!
While stationed at RAF Chicksands, Bedfordshire, UK, I lived in a house that was built in 1856.
Regular gardening and installing a small water feature in the back garden rewarded me with a Queen Victoria coronation penny and three Reich fennigs! Keep up the great work! Cheers! Dick from Vancouver, Washington.
Love the silly sprints in each episode, they’re so time-team
I've been binge watching Tony Robinson videos for the last few days. I'm so hooked!
Always amazed in settled areas how deep everything winds up eventually. Even in my 1888 house's yard the original walkway to basement is a foot under my garden surface.
Agreed, I always struggle to imagine how an entire ancient town (for example) ends up buried under two or three meters of dirt. Like.. where did all that dirt come from? lol
Most top soil is made up of the remains of leaves and grass. Throw in animal "Waste" and blown in loose dirt, dirt made loose as cattle and other animals walk through the area, over time the dirt just accumulate. Think about the dust in your home after a week of not cleaning and think in terms of centuries not weeks, that top soil will build up.
After several years, roots start to go through the top soil, building it up even more. In areas with adequate rainfall, dirt tends to cover everything.
You have to imagine that streets get rearranged, so the down courses of roads and plots get built on top of eachother over the centuries, parks included - also foundational stone of successive buildings. No need to dig up existing groundworks, and it makes more foundational sense (strength) to just build on top. We still do it today in a city, build on existing foundations if theyre still fit for purpose. Roads just get their top layer stripped and re laid. It is fascinating though I agree! And we're lucky it happened or none of this would be preserved :)
The children are always so charming. I love their smiles and enthusiasm.
Damn. Phil be rocking those shorts!
Three cheers for Victor!
I have a distant cousin who lives in York and I travelled from Australia to visit her as part of retracing my ancestral past. I absolutely loved it and strongly felt my connection to the land. Such awesome history!
47:49 I love Mick's green socks. He is truly missed. RIP.
What a great episode - so interesting the different time periods in one place !
HA! "Under these Victorian tiles..." In America, we would be preserving the Victorian tiles as precious antiques, and Time Team takes pick-axes to them! 😁😄😆
I think the difference is that,
1: Victorian archaeology is not rare in the UK, but it is in the US.
2: There are a lot of documents surviving that tell the British what was build where, they don't need to research it to find out what it was and whether it was something important. But in the US around that time it was just all pioneering work and there was little to no oversight and very little written down, so if you find something you don't know whether it was a house or the first parliament building of Georgia or some such... ;-)
Also, Americans have a very warped view of what is precious or antique, I remember watching an show in which an American Antique salesman was showing his shop and his oldest item for sale was a baby bath-tub that was almost 50 years old... To Europeans that isn't antique, that is your mum's old bath-tub, Antique means it is a 100 years old at least.
@@Kholdaimon As an American, I can verify that the above is pretty much dead on. Except, I think some Americans even call something that's 20 years old an antique... me, personally, it's not antique unless 100+ years. Anything else, I'd say "antique looking" if it can fool me enough to look older than it actually is lol
@@StoriesbyIrish Agreed, I tend to think of things 20-100 years old as vintage and things that are 100+ years old as antique.
The conundrum of archaeology
Excellent episode. It's like you couldn't take one step without tripping over something significant!
3 people wearing haz-mat suits....Tony jumps in! Classic
'Can I come in your trench?'
'NO!'
I giggled when I saw the water bottle sitting on top of the dug-up dirt pile at 44.02 - some day archaeologists will be finds left by PREVIOUS archaeologists before they dig deeper!! (I know, the water bottle won’t actually be left on this site, but it made me giggle that some items might be inadvertently left.). Thanks for all the shows; as many have said. I love them all, but can particularly get into the ones around the 1st century AD as I’m an avid reader of Lindsey Davis’ novels of everyday people and the actual, though fictionalized, lives and personalities of emperors Vespasian and his two sons. Her novels, all well researched, really bring that period alive. I’m sure most of you are aware of her novels, but this West Coast American of Alsace and Scottish origins wanted to recommend reading Lindsey Davis just in case you haven’t. Thank you, Time Team.
Everyone in protective suits. Tony: Jumps right in without asking if it's okay. Geez...
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you ❤️ Stay safe! Cheers from 🇨🇦
Sandy is the only person who I could ever imagine taking over from our beloved Tony as a presenter had it been required.
That's interesting, personally I find her quite obnoxious, enough to FF every scene she appears in.
@@robarnold4104 Thank you for saying that. I find her a bit annoying, too. She seems to be the only presenter on Time Team who is not interested in the answer.
Most annyoing person not fitting Time Team at all.
I'm gunna make a pair of shorts like Phil's for my man!!!! Those are so brilliant 🤣🤣🤣 cracks me up😂😂😂😂
Finding a viking shoe fantastic!
Absolutely! Viking textile finds are actually really pretty rare (just lasts way less well than metal or stone, and the soil types are often unhelpful) so even part of a shoe is pretty darn cool. And that's only from a small trench, who knows what else they'd find!
Truly love this Team💐💕💋
Love TT. I watch it without ads on Reijer Zaaijer's channel. Plus every episode is there with lots of other archaeological related programs.
One of the BEST you've ever filmed !!! 😁❤😀
Everyone's in hazmat suits to protect from outside dna and Tony jumps right in. Twice!!
Phil’s jorts are killer !!!
Yesterday I watched quite a few hours of the original York broadcast, of which this is an edited version. I must say I enjoyed this one much more, as the other was a lot of running around by Tony and shrill commentary by Sandy, and was rather confusing. Also, this picture quality, sound and screen size is much superior. Great job, TT!
I have a particular interest in York, because as an American I visited there twice, drawn by its history and archaeology. On the second trip, around 2005 or so, I saw the grounds by the hospital, which was being excavated once again; They were quite friendly to visitors and told me they were excavating air raid shelters from WW2. Makes me wonder how many time that area has been dug up and did they find anything new..
This is the perfect series to binge-watch during these scary times to get my mind on something so fascinating.
York is a fantastic old city, one of the last places in the north that still feels truly English.
My most favorite episode to date. Bravo
That bead was made in Venice, probably on the island of Murano. Roman glass technology was highly guarded by the Italians who inherited it, to the point that, during certain eras, speaking publicly of your knowledge of glass bead-working carried a death sentence. Since Vikings are known for their love of trade and travel, no surprise an Italian bead could be found in a Viking settlement. One thing for sure, that bead was a rare and special item to it's owner.
14:22 - Phil is rocking some Daisy Duke jorts.
45:09 "I feel sorry for the leech" That cracks me up
Now this one makes me want to make glass items. It was a beautiful.
I know what you mean! I wish I had the talent.
Happy you're back...I was missing the hot rods. Looking forward to the "new" content.
Thanks again.
Visited York the history is incredible.
I've never seen this episode before, thank you!
Excellent I think you guys got an excellent show definitely have learned so much from it thank you.
I found myself clapping my hand over my mouth, when I heard red-hot needle to burn the nerve out.
That glass guy made making the glass vessel look easy...wow!
A good show that is well missed.
I'm curious to know what Michael grew up to be. Great episode, as always.
Treat everything equally..around 37:00 minutes you hear the voice of a true Scientist!
Sandy is too Cute-n-Cool. Always enjoy her participation.
I can empathize, I'm 5'2".
This is such a brilliant series. I never tire of watching it; so well put together ! Great team, all different, each so talented. Just pity that the guy who wrote the theme music (which is very good as a theme) didn't know how to harmonise it correctly... :-/
WOW!! Never thought I'd see the presenter from Number 73! Ah, nostalgia. 😁
I admire that woman for not immediately yelling ick and dropping the specimen. Poo is poo. But time teamers are time teamers.
Damn, he’s rocking daisy dukes @ 3:23 😂
Liam Smartt Those are jorts.
@@GlobalOffense in the US we call them Daisy Dukes from the character Daisy Duke in the television show "The Dukes of Hazzard". The term "Daisy Dukes" predates the term "jorts" by at least a decade.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0078607/
@@KuptisOriginalDD only applies to women. Cutoff shorts used to be normal until some nimrod decided shorts should go to the knees or below. Ugly, useless, etc. Shorts should be short, otherwise why bother. Just like swim trunks that go to the knees or below- useless "fashion". Trying to find real shorts these days is just about impossible.
That was a really good one. I like the format where they covered each dig, one at a time,and it was fun seeing Sandy. Curious, did I miss the age-dating of the piece of wood they pulled out of the ground?
Yes - they said it couldn't be dated
Gosh these are really good.
Well, I haven't been to England ( Mum has lived in Canada for years.) since 1989. Anyway, there was a Lovely Restaurant called Betty's. I still remember that place. Hope it is still open, despite the co-vid crap.
Thank you.
Love seeing young Sandy Toksvig!!
My sister (English background 6 or so generations :-) ) had three sets of teeth. Baby and Junior then all adult. She had a rough go as she was grown and still cutting teeth! Mom was 1gen Norwegian. The Eastburn clan hailed maybe 20 kM East of York in the Manner grass covered building still exists of Eastburn. I believe pub and gas station...
It didn’t rain and there was archeology and there were finds! 😅 It was a live show and all those three occurrences could have made for a fiasco.
The description of some of the pottery is really great: Green Medieval ware. The medieval period is so roughly from the 450ties to 1492 so that was in use roughly for a thousand years?
In England, when they say Medieval period, its after Norman and before Tudor. So its period of around 200-250 years🙂
Excellent video. I am curious about whether Saxon, Iron Age or Bronze Age Archeology has been found in York?
Thank you :D
As cruddy as mediaeval life seems im still 100% positive I would rather have been a serf or poor person from the iron age through middle ages then poor during the industrial revolution.
What a beautiful melody 8:40, 13:51
i don't know how many times I've watcher this episode, but I've only just noticed the snake in the trench (foreground) at 37:38.
The glas artisan is a magician
My favorite remedy was the plantain plaster. I use that myself for stings, bruises, cuts. Plantago lanceolatà or minor mostly but broadleaf if that isn't available.
Let’s hope micks family, Phil and the gang finally get some payment for their work with these videos ?
@45:36 - "I'm sure I've seen those patients before somewhere."
When they announced the sex of the 4 year old girl I started crying. Why? No idea. She was loved by someone a very long time ago.
Me too. She was loved and she is loved.
"the glass beads of anglo saxon england" is available as a free pdf, just look it up. written by a lady who was one of the diggers at sutton hoo as it turns out. fascinating book.
So much history
Phil's jean shorts... I can't even
i know, i laughed so hard i shot milk out my nose all over the place
Nothing wrong with Phil's shorts. He wears them well. When you have great legs why not flaunt them?
I wonder if the young lad became a footballer.
I wish the episodes where uploaded in chronological order
Historical or television show airing chronological order?
I love that time team infiltrated someone's wedding. For me, that'd be the best ever if it was my wedding!! Highlight of my day loolol. 🤣🤣
Phil, you have VERY NICE LEGS !!! ☺
That glass vessel deserved another few seconds of air time
Most excellent! Thank you so much!
Oh wow