I am German, with a fable for British history. When I discovered Time Team over 20 years ago, I had to jump through hoops to find episodes in the vastness of the web. I love to find everything here now that I may have missed 👍👏.
Canadian here... same story. A LOT of google searches to find out there were 20 seasons + specials, I thought there were only 2 (with 4 shows for each season)
Shoutout to Geophys... endless walking, and walking... and more walking. Thank goodness they have motorized systems now, but 20 seasons of (mostly) walking without complaint is worth mentioning. 🙌 huge respect.
2 hrs, 4 min in: On removing the excess brush, "Phil, where do you want me to put all this?" Look from Phil wordlessly says, "Do you REALLY want me to answer that question?" 😅😂😂😅😅😂
I love how TV shows have a dedicated marketing person to make relevant and cool edits to the show! You see this on the Gordon Ramsey shows and others, keeps the context fresh and relevant ❤
Nearly everything I know about the Roman empire I learned from Time Team. At school and in documentaries I learned the big picture of the empire and the many lunatic emperors. Time Team introduced me to the fascinating details of everything else!
Not sure it's the right niche but if anyone's brutally interested in hard-core Roman Tradition (religious, military and political), I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series. Right now he's in the middle of an Archaic warfare one that is shocking
I downloaded this and it won't play at all in any player. 4 hours is outrageous. Cut into 4 or 5 sections as determined by the time cuts and re-upload. No sound, no video.
idk if I am happy or sad that The Trouble with Temples (16x01 iirc) is not here. Sad in that it simply wasn't included, happy in that it didn't get circumcised. I'm going with the latter because... The depth (:D) of Time Team's individual shows, comparable to much dryer shows such as Meet the Ancestors, was one of the major draws of the show. Or rather, making that level of information accessible was the main draw of the show. Chopping any of the individual shows down into half sized chunks literally hobbles the shows ability to do what it does best. addendum: The Trouble with Temples is my favorite episode bar none.
I'm here to break the programming ... I'm a woman obsessed with the Roman Empire and always have been. Can't imagine how great it would be to just be able to visit these kind of sites.
"...Has thrown us a bit of a curved ball." Has the baseball term "curveball" traveled across the Atlantic, or is "curved ball" a completely different Britishism? Apparently the meaning is the same -- being presented with an unexpected problem, like a pitch that does not travel in a straight line.
Please STOP saying the Romans had corn. The first historical record attesting maize European introduction is that from the Caribbean by Colombus in Spain, 1493. From there, maize was rapidly brought to the Vatican [44] and the earliest European representations of maize are most likely those painted in frescoes near Rome dating from 1517 [42].
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ffmaize: a Central American cereal plant that yields large grains set in rows on a cob; corn. Sorry maize is still corn even if called maize. And it still wasn’t introduced to Europe until Columbus. The Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman’s, dark ages, and all epochs pre-Columbian did not know corn (maize) in the old world. 😀🤷♀️
What the heck is up with the 3 day limit crap? How in the world can you do a complete excavation in 3 days? I can see if it is in a field that is going to be planted, but most of the time it just doesn't make sense.
Great but sick of being bombarded by adverts. By adding more of them to increase your revenue you take away the pleasure of watching what you put up for viewing. Shame but seems RUclipsrs are succumbing to greed over viewer enjoyment, like the good old days.
Victor's fantastic artwork brought everything to life, love how there was always a dog somewhere.
Time Team is my favorite show on RUclips and Prime Video of all time.❤❤I watch the show everyday.
More of these 4 hour remixes. Even longer would be great.
I am German, with a fable for British history. When I discovered Time Team over 20 years ago, I had to jump through hoops to find episodes in the vastness of the web. I love to find everything here now that I may have missed 👍👏.
Bei mir war es genau so. Bin zwar aus Schweden aber wohne hier in Deutchland. habe Time team hier auf youtube im lockdown gefunden. 😁👍🏻
Canadian here... same story. A LOT of google searches to find out there were 20 seasons + specials, I thought there were only 2 (with 4 shows for each season)
@macstone9719 This link gives you all 20 years & specials
ruclips.net/video/7LjODHHusBo/видео.htmlsi=TSLlUzIVbEGJIhf8
Reiterate Zaaijer
It's amazing the remains of those bridges have survived nearly 2000 years in that river.
Very good compilation, but I miss the entertaining and endearing banter between team members. It brings life to the dig.
Full belly, slippers on, feet up, mug of ale in my fist, and a 4 hour time team. Is there a better way to spend a lonely evening? I don't thinks so.
I think about it because I watch/listen to Time Team daily 😂
Shoutout to Geophys... endless walking, and walking... and more walking. Thank goodness they have motorized systems now, but 20 seasons of (mostly) walking without complaint is worth mentioning. 🙌 huge respect.
2 hrs, 4 min in: On removing the excess brush, "Phil, where do you want me to put all this?" Look from Phil wordlessly says, "Do you REALLY want me to answer that question?" 😅😂😂😅😅😂
I think about it because Mary Beard made me love it
I just started reading her book SPQR. You should pick it up if you haven't already!
Mary Beard and Bettany Hughes ❤
Pjjjejjeejjjjjjjjeeeejejejejejejejeje
...and Prof Alice @@Asheanae
Funnily enough I (American) only heard of Mary beard after I found Time team. Popped up in feed after. Either way. It was because of. Romans
4 hours! Cannot wait! (I’ve seen them all before but love the shorter snippets format!)
Thanks for this compilation time team video
This made for very enjoyable background audio whilst I was working.
Can’t believe I watched it in one go lol
I love how TV shows have a dedicated marketing person to make relevant and cool edits to the show! You see this on the Gordon Ramsey shows and others, keeps the context fresh and relevant ❤
Awesome.
May I point out that Standish is in Gloucestershire, not "Glouchestershire" as the titles state.
I was just thinking about the Roman Empire.
Thanks
Nearly everything I know about the Roman empire I learned from Time Team. At school and in documentaries I learned the big picture of the empire and the many lunatic emperors. Time Team introduced me to the fascinating details of everything else!
Not sure it's the right niche but if anyone's brutally interested in hard-core Roman Tradition (religious, military and political), I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series. Right now he's in the middle of an Archaic warfare one that is shocking
Why are people saying there's no sound??? There is sound???
Depends on the video player. The one I'm using in Linux has no sound. RUclips's website has sound.
YOU ARE SPOILING US!!!! 😌😌🙌🙌 💕💕💕💕💕
If I think about the Roman empire... can I have sound?
1.06.15 Filbert . I thought it was Philip
No sound.
Sound is fine?
@@Insectoid_maybe for you, but I don't have sound.
No sound, guys
I downloaded this and it won't play at all in any player. 4 hours is outrageous. Cut into 4 or 5 sections as determined by the time cuts and re-upload. No sound, no video.
RUclips let the side down! Is it working for you now?
The Roman Empire turned into a church , the British empire turned into a bank.
Ok, what's up with the gaudy red feather in Phil's hat? That's a little bit unusual.
A younger Tony... the man is missed.
Sad to see that Greenwich didn't make the cut.
Aww i cant hear anything 😢
Lol now theres sound hmm 😂 Thanks 🎉
There was always sound. Not sure what people are on about
@@Insectoid_i know i just restarted my device and got sound 😂
Gloucestershire. Glouchestershire . 🤔
No sound
No sound,
idk if I am happy or sad that The Trouble with Temples (16x01 iirc) is not here. Sad in that it simply wasn't included, happy in that it didn't get circumcised. I'm going with the latter because...
The depth (:D) of Time Team's individual shows, comparable to much dryer shows such as Meet the Ancestors, was one of the major draws of the show. Or rather, making that level of information accessible was the main draw of the show. Chopping any of the individual shows down into half sized chunks literally hobbles the shows ability to do what it does best.
addendum: The Trouble with Temples is my favorite episode bar none.
Ah well... i will never know now.
the snake bracelet looks like it was repurposed to make a crude dagger.
OK THANKS
This is what I like about archaeology, a license to rob graves, and make stuff up.
Well memed.
I'm here to break the programming ... I'm a woman obsessed with the Roman Empire and always have been. Can't imagine how great it would be to just be able to visit these kind of sites.
i cringed when they took chainsaw to roman barge...
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Good quality programming bring truth and fact unlike the fiction currently being told by the BBC
Tjanks mick phil tony old Er1 dogs cobbles founfations thank you. So much more recovers 30 years ley Leggs
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I restore and sell ancient Roman coins and artifacts
Do you sell them, if you do I am interested ?
"...Has thrown us a bit of a curved ball." Has the baseball term "curveball" traveled across the Atlantic, or is "curved ball" a completely different Britishism? Apparently the meaning is the same -- being presented with an unexpected problem, like a pitch that does not travel in a straight line.
Please STOP saying the Romans had corn. The first historical record attesting maize European introduction is that from the Caribbean by Colombus in Spain, 1493. From there, maize was rapidly brought to the Vatican [44] and the earliest European representations of maize are most likely those painted in frescoes near Rome dating from 1517 [42].
Some Brits use the word "corn" as a generic term for ALL grain.
They rarely mean maize.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ffmaize: a Central American cereal plant that yields large grains set in rows on a cob; corn. Sorry maize is still corn even if called maize. And it still wasn’t introduced to Europe until Columbus. The Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman’s, dark ages, and all epochs pre-Columbian did not know corn (maize) in the old world. 😀🤷♀️
@@karenfay4545 Some Brits use the word "corn" as a generic term for ALL grain.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff my suspicion is that this colloquialisms is fairly contemporary post WWI. 🤷♂️
you have it the wrong way round. Maize was called corn by the brits because, to them, it was just another type of corn.
There is no explanation that will satisfy women.. we just think about it and love it but don't think it's quantifiable
What the heck is up with the 3 day limit crap? How in the world can you do a complete excavation in 3 days? I can see if it is in a field that is going to be planted, but most of the time it just doesn't make sense.
Kudos to using BC and AD rather than the ear hurting BCE and CE. Using BC and AD doesn't make you a Christian. Its just Western Civilization.
doesn't hurt at all
Great but sick of being bombarded by adverts. By adding more of them to increase your revenue you take away the pleasure of watching what you put up for viewing. Shame but seems RUclipsrs are succumbing to greed over viewer enjoyment, like the good old days.
No sound