Time Team S10-E05 Greenwich,.London
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- The team visits Greenwich in search of Henry VIII's lost armoury and jousting yard, which was located beside his favourite palace - now the site for the Naval College and Maritime Museum.
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The way Stewart talks and his voice seems like he’s a gentle and kind person.
Soo I’ve been binge watching time team for a few days... and just now while eating ice cream, I found myself “excavating” a very large chocolate chip. Yeah.
that's a top pocket find! :)
😀😁😂 You've got the bug now. Good luck with future excavations.
Did you carefully define the edges or did you just yank it out? XD
Surely a piece of the castle walls of the well loved Count Chocula. Great Find!
I find myself “excavating” when I sift the cat box!
Phil’s so serious when he’s being dressed with the armor… the importance of moment is not lost on him
Phil does look regal in the armour.
Phil in his finest regalia. Smashing.
But is he ready for six wives? It's for science, Phil!
Love these great shows but, they also give me a chuckle because if I watch the close ups of people talking it reminds me of when I was a boy in the late 1950's watching Japanese monster movies on Saturday afternoon TV that were dubbed in English for export to north America.
"My suggestion is to get Phil in to really get it going." YES!
Love these shows! I can watch them none stop.
One of my secrets for teleworking is to listen to Seasons 1-18 over and over again!
Using the magnets to determine forge activity is amazing archaeology. The tiniest of items.
That's Sir Phil Knight of Archaeology
Those clouds make me homesick, and I've never been there. I like grey, featureful clouds!
Henry’s earlier set of armour indicates a weight of around 82 to 91 kilograms (180 to 200 pounds), with a waist measurement of 86 to 91 centimetres (34 to 36 inches). But his very last set of armour showed a waist measurement of a massive 147 to 152 centimetres (58 to 60 inches), meaning the infamous king would have weighed approximately 136 to 145 kilograms (300 to 320 pounds)."Many historians believe his increase in weight was a result of diabetes due to overindulgence. Every day, Henry would enjoy 13 dishes mainly consisting of meat like pork, game, rabbit and even peacocks and swans. He would also glug down 70 pints of ale a week, averaging 5,000 calories a day."
he was so fat a crane was needed to put him on his jousting horse
Poor horse!
His armour is in the Tower of London. His belly was massive.
I've never understood why Henry VIII is considered one of England's greatest kings. As a human, he seems to have been pretty deplorable character. As a king, his most notable accomplishments seem to have been spending loads of money indulging his own hobbies, appetites and vanity, and declaring himself a religious figurehead so he could marry his mistress and line his own pockets. Can someone enlighten me as to what was so "great" about Henry?
Great does not necessarily mean good.
@@douglascharnley8249 Fair enough, but what is it, in your view, that makes him great? Is greatness merely synonymous with grandiosity in this context?
@@Libbathegreat Broke the back of RC church. Dissolved and looted the monastery's. Married 6 times, divorced some a brutal manner. And somewhat a larger than life. ergo a great pillock.
Phil would make one hell of a knight.
Genetically he's undoubtedly got a few in his direct history although most non royal UK residents do if you look far enough back
Using a magnet to find metal filings and not putting the magnet in a plastic bag drives me bonkers. Get a box of sandwich baggies so you can quickly and easily release the filings!
Henry VIII .... a self-indulgent ginger 🤔😁
Someone really did Phil dirty with that thumbnail lmao
Standing around chatting in the pouring rain...classic Time Team!
Phil looks like a real knight in that armor!
If Phil is 6' 2" then the guy in suit that is helping fit him with the armour must be 7' bloody tall !!!!
The helpers were on ladders. Just like in the old days. François 1er of France was also well over 6 ft. Such statures are extremely unusual for the times. His armour stands a head and half above that of his close associates in the showcase at the Invalides military museum.
that's not Phil being suited for armor. It's Tony, and he's only 5'4"
KeepItSimple - yes, Tony had a breast-plate made for him. Near the end of the episode, you will have seen Phil being suited up in a copy of King Henry the 8th’s armour. They chose Phil to be the model for the King’s armour as Phil is the only one who is the same height (6’2”) as King Henry. So, you are both right & wrong.
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A death, a tall man, and witchcraft. freakin awesome comments.
Stewart wins again!
I am still amazed at how the English, in the times of such lack of things, how such great halls with massive walls were later torn down for making other massive walls. We think of all the castles but there are just as many no longer there.
tyg, makes no sense, does it? I see the same thing in America. Companies will tear down new, perfectly good buildings, and put another one, worse looking, in it's place.
The wealthy and powerful are very wasteful. It's all about themselves, and annihilating others and their works (thus coincidentally their powerbases) is an effective way to build themselves up and establish their hegemony.
Matter of perspectiv e. They were more or less municipal bldg s to the masses and disposable wealth to the kings. Also recycling building material was always more important to all involved over preservation which is a very modern sentiment.
The Tilt Yard trench is here:
51.481582ºN, 0.003311ºW
and the Armoury trench is here:
51.483485ºN, 0.007540ºW
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It makes you realize the sound of smithing would’ve been a constant bit of background noise for thousands of years in town and cities. They’d have learned to tune it out like we do with the sound of traffic.
Thank you so much❤
So Majestic!
Thank you very interesting ❤️
Greenwich Palace wasn't in London. It was in the ancient county of Kent. It didn't become part of London until the creation of the L.L.C. in the late 1880s. But, none the less, it's still a great episode.
I was disappointed not to see Dr Lucy Worsley on as a Tudor and Henry VIII expert. But this was quite a while ago so maybe she wasn’t specialized in this area yet.
Bluewolf it appears she was working for Glasgow museums when this was filmed in 2003. She was a history PhD before that so she was certainly very knowledgeable about the Tudor and Elizabethan period.
The gentleman that is shown explaining the maps to Stuart at the beginning of the episode, Jonathan Foyle was at the time of filming, Head of Historic Royal Palaces. That job is now held by Dr. Lucy Worsley. I’m guessing everyone who has done that job knows a great deal about the Tudors.
The lady with the American accent threw me off....and I’m American lmao. I’ve been watching this show to much😂
I can see Tony in warfare. He can't even stand to hear the blacksmith pound metal.
I was having Blackadder flashbacks. 😄
I’m sure there are brass plates that clearly label it as a Tudor armory or or stable etc
Greatest King ????? You cant be serious ... He MURDERED HIS WIVES !! Ya..... real fucking great .
I love your show, but I despise henry 8 so much I can't watch this.
There are a few people missing from this episode.....
Audio is out of synchronisation with video 😕😕😕😕
Whaaaa...Go buy the boxes set and stop whining.
@@scarletfluerr so sorry if you found my comment wrong, just pointing out that the sound was in error, no intention of being nasty, thought it may be my tablet, but still watched the whole video. Just because I like T.T....😍😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌞🌞🌞🌞
George Hebdon Here’s a more reasoned response: it’s my understanding that many of these videos are out of sync to avoid copyright issues. Hopefully that helps.
@@georgehebdon2756 play at 1.25 speed - that usually helps.
Is it just my uneducated ear, or, do all these people pronounce "Tudor" as "Chew-Der?"
Ngaire Genge Yes, that’s how it’s pronounced 😀
British English: tu is pronounced chew. ( also in tuna, tutor, institute, Tuesday etc). dor is an unstressed syllable hence is pronounced with a schwa vowel sound ( google “”schwa phonetics” if you want to understand more. ) like ‘er’ or even ‘a’. ( also in words like actor, doctor, teacher, etc). Hope that’s of interest. I’m a EFL teacher.
@@kcsunshine4008 Well,it's of interest to me.I didn't know the name for that vowel sound.I live in Sweden where people want to call me Eeaan and unless people have spent plenty of time in Britain they always overdo all the vowels when speaking quite good English.
I don't pronounce the t in tudor as ch (I'm from Hull) I say tchewdeh or tyoodeh definitely different from chew of choo-choo
I think this is the ep that a man was killed jousting.
***** According to various sources including Wiki, Concerning the death of 54-year-old Paul Anthony Allen, a member of a re-enactment society who was fatally injured 13 September 2007, participating in a jousting reenactment during the filming of show #183 series 15 episode 8 on location in Stonton Wyville, Leicestershire. Mr. Allen died one week after the accident. The episode, dedicated to Mr Allen, was transmitted on 25 February 2008.
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No that was the episode from Rockingham castle
Your audio is about two seconds ahead of the video.
Why was it demolished?
Not sure exactly why in this case but often kings were setting their own imprint as unique rulers
One of the greatest kings in Britain? Uh, I think not.
I would disagree. Tony said he was one of the greatest not the greatest. Henry is responsible for breaking with the Roman Catholic Church, establishing the Church of England, Fathering Elizabeth the I, promoting the Protestant Reformation (to an extent), curbing the power of the nobility, he was a great humanist scholar, and on and on. He was a great leader despite his flaws, ego, hypochondria, serial husband, narcissistic and murderous tendencies. But he helped to set the stage for England to become the most powerful country in the world.
Perhaps, one of the most well-known vs one of the greatest kings? Beheading one's wives (under the guise of treason) does not count as acts of greatness. Really enjoyed the historical info of this episode, especially the making of a suit of armour. What craftsmanship!
Maybe Tony meant "size-wise"?
Not in hindsight, clearly-- but at the time, when he was young, Henry was literally worshiped by his people and his court. He was not only young and strong, he was apparently very attractive and possessed limitless kingly qualities; he spoke many languages, wrote music and poetry, spent endless amounts of money and jousted like the best of them. His first 15-20 years were seen as a new golden age. It was later in his reign that he really became as bloated, wrathful and murderous as we see him today.
How could he even say that? The worst piece of garbage in history...and that is against trump
Wait! Why was he great? Was it because he had Anne Boleyn's head cut off for practising witchcraft? Or was he great because he cut off the head of St. Thomas More because More thought it wasn't a good idea for the king to leave the One Only True Catholic Church IN England, make himself head of his own church so he could be boss, divorce Catherine and marry Anne "Six-Finger" Boleyn? C'mon Tony, you can do better than that! I heard he was king of adultery and died of syphilis which mad him a mad man.
Picking up ferrous material with a magnet is ...witchcraft? , no offense but did you attend school as a child?
A PhD just to hold a magnet all day?
Actually the PhD is to discern the meaning of the presence of ferrous material. Try learning more and mouthing off less
Could the sound be any further out of sync?
Be carefull what you ask for.
Yes it could.
The magnet test @ 24:00 is closer to witchcraft than science. Even Baldrick isn't that stupid.
You've a cool name BJS, but it looks like you might lack a little something in knowledge or general culture.
I love this series - but it baffles me why they let Tony dress like that as presenter. 😂😂
Breeze E Should he have had a 3 piece suit from Saville Row?
*Breeze E*
Why?
Henry VIII WHO ROBBED EVERY BODY
where the F is Jenni
i dont think henry 8th was great your not great by tearing down churches. sorry to say henry you went to hell for that.
Henry VIII WHO ROBBED EVERY BODY