King John's Lost Palace | FULL EPISODE | Time Team
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- The Team head over to Nottinghamshire to find out if some impressive ruins in a farmer's field may have played a part in the ancient tales of Robin Hood and Bad King John. Could this be King's John's lost palace?
Series 19, Episode 11.
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32:32 I love how John just laid out his results in Geophysics like a badass after Phil was calling him out🤣 they all went from bickering and teasing John to: "ooooohhhh😲" but when John said "eat your own words" it was chef's kiss cherry on top
Phil is my hero. So much enthusiasm and so much profound knowledge richly garnished with great Englush sense of humour 👏👏👏 thank you, Time Team and thank you Phil Harding 👑
You can tell these guys like each other and enjoy each other’s company.
“What are you doing down there? i didnt hear you ask permission to get in there at all!”
Then phil proceeds to educate him.
Its the chemistry that made this show successful.
Love this stuff, no aliens, no lost civilizations, no ancient high tehcnology etc just facts.
Well said
Yes, exactly! And still such a fun and interesting time! My whole family, 8yo and 12yo kids, and my wife and I enjoy this show.
You mean aliens didn't build everything? Come on!
@@dwainbryan6037 Well not like everything.... :D
@@TJS3 Giorgio would be so disappointed in you lot. 😂
I love that Alex is in this! I love the living history shows that he’s in!
He's a treasure
This show is my safey safe. When I've had a rough or tiring day at work, I know I can come home and watch this great show that's so entertaining without being wild and crazy. My favorite is when I put it on while taking care of my 2 highly energetic step-daughters (8 & 6). They sit on the floor quietly staring at the TV, almost entranced. It's the quietest they have ever been. Lol.
Sounds like you are raising scientists, maybe even archeologists. Good on you.
Phil's enthusiasm is the best- he makes archaeology fun and friendly - no matter how little or much they find he sees it as a learning opportunity
Phill is my favorite! Mic is right up there too may he RIP.
21:54 - I love how Tony just walks carelessly, kicking out a marking peg unknowingly hahaha
I come to watch the funny little man run to the camera shots and then run off-camera. He never disappoints.
Respect to the landowner who wants this protected.
I so miss this program. A great shame it ended.
John Sander Gosh I didn’t even realize that. I thought when they uploaded ‘new’ videos once in a while, the show was still active. Indeed a great shame it ended.
Spoilers jeez! Next you'll tell me Phil is Tony's father.
John Sander Totally Agree!
@@TheHonestPeanut what's your problem? Or were you being sarcastic? I can't tell.
@Brisdad53 When this SERIES started with the new cast, I left the show after after one episode. Couldn't stand the new girl. Also the exclusion of most of the original crew made me not watching TT again. So sad that Time Team now seems focus to upload a lot of series 19.
I'm so happy that you continue uploading episodes of Time Team. Long live the Time Team. Here. Here.
I figured if they did that with Roman sites, they'd certainly do so with Medieval structures, which were only slightly less impressive, lacking the scale seen in Greco-Roman structures.
The medieval stuff is extremely damaged across most of England and Wales, but before that a lot of them were massive, far bigger than Roman stuff
Tony may not be around any more but he really is GREAT ATWHAT HE DOES.I really get a chuckle out of what he says and his personality really quite a character really a likable guy I bet
Tony does host some episodes on history hit where he does his iconic run! He just isn’t with Time Team digging. They’re quite good.
I love when Tony winds Phil up! Talk about "must see TV!"
I missed a lot of what they're saying because I'm unfamiliar with their colloquialisms and dialect, but I enjoyed this despite of that. History is very interesting to me. As a young girl, I wanted to be an archaeologist, but realized I don't tolerate hot weather very well, so I'm not cut out for that line of work. I'm appreciative of the pros!
I am absolutely in love with this program! It absolutely satisfies my hunger for archeology and archeological sites.
I want to see the outtakes where Phil finally loses it and wallops Tony..."I told you there was a building here!!"
AT LAST! After years of searching after having seen it once, I now find the episode I remember most because of one, singular word.
DESULTORY
[des·ul·to·ry - /ˈdesəlˌtôrē/ - adjective : lacking a plan, purpose, or enthusiasm; occurring randomly or occasionally.
The exchange which occurs at 15:25 perfectly and elegantly sums up the affectionate and academic onscreen rivalry between Tony and Phil.
Marc Catalano I love good vocabulary use!
Phil knows his stuff! Mick too. Tony is a showman...lol.
@Thomas Bell haha I've also noticed it used in several episodes. I think it is his favorite $5 word. Also "promontory" is another favorite he uses often.
Find the Episode where Phil asks,"Mangenese?" to John and Francis.
Opposite of Tony having a cunning plan. And turnips.
I love Phil in his daisy dukes in the summer episodes
Initially, a frustration. Then, finally, something emerged. That´s what is so attractive in archeology....Greetings and thak you
Three days and they only get 2 joining walls, and they "confirm" its a chapel. Three days would be a nightmare for any archeologists to be able to really verify anything.
Thank you for this great documentary! It's awesome to see this archeologist team efforts and hard work! Congratulations for your findings!
Would have loved to see and experience the great forest back in the days of Robin Hood ;o)
Sherwood forest is pretty small now.
I've been there...!
*John Grytbakk*
The great hunting forests of the *Normans* weren't what most people would call _forests_ today. They were mostly open woodland to allow hunting on horseback rather than heavily wooded areas where trees were cropped for wood. They covered most of *England.*
If he ever existed.
That archery hunting guy looks very oddly like he was plucked right out of the medieval times. A time traveler perhaps lol but seriously...
Yea that was great. "Oh what's this guy? " [poaching expert] "you don't say"
These guys are so well informed, good hearted and so energetic.. aside from the variety of shows they have created!
I love the series! I am 67 and found history a bore.. now I am on the edge of my own grave.. fascinating to see what happened in The elders of British past , with understanding of the life style, politics,
I'm getting on in years myself an love to see how much my life and theirs are similar. 😊
I love this show, so calming to watch and relaxing.
What an interesting episode. I have special interest in Nottinghamshire because it's where a lot of my ancestors came from. The interesting point is that they're all Irish. (still trying to figure that one out, so I'm trying to dig more and more into this part of England's history.
Loving these episodes. Watching and rewatching Time Team (and Dig Ventures!!!) has pulled me through the lockdown. Many thanks for the posts from a grateful retiree in Berlin.
Oh no, It ended? I just discovered this. This Yankee lives British history.
Hey fro Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 love watching these videos❤️
Versailes was an high status hunting lodge until it was built in to an palace.
So ofc this was one of those as well.
An palace? Are you, by any chance, a time traveler from an Old English community?
Love this series, so much history discovered! Too bad the series was cancelled.
*jo1650*
Better to look at it this way - it ran for 20 years. What archæological dig program has lasted that long?
@@philaypeephilippotter6532 True, but you can't get enough of a good thing and I guess I'm selfish. There is so much to learn and so few programs are of this quality nowadays. Thanks for the comeback.
It's coming back! A new team for the most part but a few of the originals will be back.
@@campcrafter4613 Hallelujah!!!
Tv people: So is this a hunting lodge?
Professional archaeologist: It's a high status building.
Tv people: So our hunting lodge...
Time Team in a nutshell.
Sort of "We have not not got a hunting lodge"!
Just down to earth, relaxation.
Time Team please come back!
these are some of my favorite shows. it is a damn shame that my country (USA) doesn't show this much regard for its history. i have so much respect for the British and the fact that they show so much reverence for their past. wonderful, just wonderful.
Sir Tony's eternal optimism:
"Tomorrow we find the palace! I hope..."
That poaching expert has a really classic face!
The face of a poacher lol
Verisimilitude!
Love the poacher! The only thing that would make him more authentic would be a brand mark or a missing nose!
He reminded me of Tommy Wiseau. If he'd said, "Oh hi Mark" it would have been perfect.
Quite an incredible face. Undoubtedly native Briton !
I love Tony's devil's advocacy
A robber with a hood....A Hooded robber: A Robing hood! The key to the origins of this folk hero. So simple, it is amazing for how long people are drawn to a fantastic character, instead of using their own language for clues.
I love Time Team and the specials
Medieval Castles (and some stone buildings) usually had a covering plaster skim-coat (sometimes concrete, or lime & aggregate) on their walls, to protect the stones and mortar. It could even be coloured, or painted. In Scotland, the protective coating is called harling, as some lived-in castles still have, such as Craigievar Castle.
King John was my ancestor. So cool so see this unearthed.
He is also my ancestor 23rd ggrand
@@lynnrussell1630 nice! As am I.
Same here. 23rd great grandfather! Hello, cousins!
One of the most interesting digs well done to you all
I love the idea when someon talking to experts seem to make an assessment based on vague evidence (on purpose, surely) like Tony saying "there is nothing here" or Mary-Ann "so this says King's hunting lodge?" and the answer is something like "no, it just says what we are seeing by now" or "only because you don't know what it is it doesn't mean it is what you think it is". Because it comes to show that in science you cannot take anything for granted biased on your own beliefs or wishes.
G'day my elders daughter Amber and myself we are watching the Time Team from all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the State Of South Australian and our 24th times Great Grandfather was King John I.
🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴🇬🇧
Look further up in the comments. You've got a cousin here! 24th Cousin, I guess. That's kinda cool
"Bad king John" may have gotten a bit of a bum rap. You would certainly have to work hard to do worse for England than Richard the alleged Lionheart. What a duffer. Unlike queens, kings have 2 jobs: 1) rule the country well and 2) produce an heir. Richard accomplished neither, and actually barely set foot on British soil. Additionally, the bill for his release from Germany was ruinous. Pretty boy off playing soldiers with his friends, and mother has to bugger the aristocracy, who are of course buggering their peasants, in order to get her precious son released from a stupid kidnap plot.
Good analysis. Spent only 11 months in England during hid entire reign.
The reign of Richard I put in a nutshell. Brilliant summary.
And apparently he hated England. I've always felt a bit for King John, he achieved huge amounts in the legal systems and political structure. Unfortunately he had a temper and pissed people off
Go look at the Angevin Empire. Most of Richard's territory was in France. As for the "playing soldier" bit, what do you suppose a medieval king was supposed to do? Especially when a crusade was called.
If you wanted to find something in that site, the whole archaeological crew of the department of antiquity should have been put to work for years-then you would bring back the like of Buckingham Palace
That's really great, to be able to save the area for generations to come!
As a direct descendant of King John (been verified through DNA & family records) I'm glad to see that this site will be preserved.
The fallen or slumped wall.... Consider the pyramids - locals stripped the beautiful marble off the sides and robbed chambers to glorify their shop / home. So the wall might be a field wall or another house... Love the Time Team !
Limestone on pyramids. Not aware of any marble. Where did you get that factoid?
I want to adopt the whole team!
John is this the ruler before the King Richard, it'd been difficult to keep them in line.
Richard the Lionheart was older brother to John. John was the youngest of the family.
Richard wanted to spend his time doing crusades. He married because he had to, and shot through. Many say he was gay, and crusading around with no women was his idea of happiness. Then he was captured and held hostage. John was ruling as more of a Regent, but then tried to make it official. He did some good things, but he had a bad temper, destroyed a lot of respect he needed. Have a google for some documentaries.
finally the Sherriff gets his hands on King Johns hunting lodge
Why are those with AUTHORITY ALWAYS so "handsy" .... ??
Episode 254 (Season 19, Episode 11): King John's Lost Palace, Aired: April 8, 2012
Mick died not too long after this
They do geo-physics from planes now. I think it's called LIDAR(?), and it's pretty cool.
It saves SOOOOO much time! And it's also much more detailed!! I've had someone I know through my local history group use it to scan a couple of sites for me, really came in handy! You can actually access the software free online, and then you have to learn how to use it. I'm going to be doing that soon, and then scanning a site I've been wanting to learn more about so I can confirm a find!
I love this show
*Ya know, sometimes "change" just has to be endured...*
(When Producers try to make perfection more Marketable, usually to those whom won't be watching anyway, and wouldn't likely resonate with it anyway".)
Ya just have to "wait it out".
😉
Thank you for this great documentary! It's awesome to see this archeologist team efforts and hard work! Congratulations for your findings! ⚘🐶👋🤩
This show isn't really Time Team. It is a sort of shabby shadow of the show after TV managers got hold of it and made it "accessible" ie, dumbed down. Watch the old ones !
stewart contribution is definitely missing
Yep after Mick left due to the dumbing down and then sadly passed away the show never had the same integrity or style... shame really
So...now that half the palace is incorporated into village houses, gardens and walls, they want the piddling remains to be scheduled and protected. Hmm. Words such as barn door, locking, horse is stolen and after occur to me.
Maybe they should reclaim all the stones they find, tearing down walls left and right.
@flitsertheo I'd watch the show
"Excuse us, we need to rip these stones out of your house,got a palace to rebuild. "😊
Love Time Team. But this Maryann person, totally not connecting at all. Loved the OG Geek style. Much better and gives it more authentication and much more honesty. Tony is even getting into it and he has a genuine interest. Putting Maryann in there maybe was a ploy to get viewership a certain age demographic. This is just my opinion.
The show doesn’t even need tony... he doesn’t actually do anything and normally has no clue whatsoever of what people are talking about or what is going on... also tries to rush the archeologists and get them to just rip crap out of the ground which would be highly destructive.. also he is more worried about “new” and “firsts” more than anything else to the point that he will push the ideas with zero actual evidence.... and don’t even get me started on how he treats dead and buried bodies and his lack of respect for them “ just pull it out”
@@richardgrace4500 You don't understand television, do you? Or storytelling, apparently.....
@@amandajstar i do...and normally "hosts" or hosts for a reason and actually are normally one of the most knowledgeable if not the most knowledgeable people on the show... not just some random idiot who everyone laughs at and actual archeologists and archeology students smilrj and laugh at behind his back lol
@@richardgrace4500 You clearly have never heard Robinson interviewed, or anyone else about his role. His job was to stand in for the viewer who had 'stupid' questions about what the archaeologists were doing. It's very simple, really. Not to mention the fact that Robinson has charm and is part of the delightfulness of the show. He is the anchor, the person that brings it all together.
Everybody complains about the Alex and Mary-Ann additions without understanding that the show was likely losing viewership demographics and needed to replace them with viewers that weren't especially curious about the technical aspects of archaeology. Thus, including the two new professionals from related disciplines to act out things which were abstractly discussed in previous series made practical sense. I revere Professor Aston, but if it's either "dumb the show down"[a little bit] or lose the show entirely, which would you rather? Alas, the dust-up over this change did, in an ironic turn, effect that end. I'm a YT viewer from the States not sentimentally tied to "Time Team" because I'd never heard of it before a month ago, and though I've grown to love the show, I really don't understand the whining.
Thank you.
Oh to revisit these old TT sites with LIDAR💜👍🏻
Can't belive Alex is their from those farm shows wow.
I know, I listening to this as I was sewing and all of a sudden I was like “wait...I know that voice!”
I would've loved to be around them when the camera's were off... I can imagine it sounds like a bunch of sailors sometimes, though all in good fun haha
"Oid laaf if it turned ouut to be a cowsheaad."
29:42 - Classic Phil LOL
Here's the location on Google Map goo.gl/maps/6RLabHXnE5p9P4pX7
Yet another great episode!
Ofcourse I love Everyone & Everything about Time Team, who doesn't!! But I have to say I really like Alex too! Mary Ann not so much, but Alex is a hard working let me go find something to help kind of guy!
I think Alex ended up with a really bad back and had to retire from active stuff. It got worse and worse in the living history episodes.
Awesomeness As Always ✌♥️🍻
Phil is such a flirt
Was the film "Ironclad" a little accurate?
The BGM sounds similar to that of channel 4' restoration man, is it Nick Harvey who created the beautiful music? Sad that end credit are edited out.
Did anyone notice Tony just kicked a marker peg out the ground at 21:50 or 21:58
King John probably had a hunting lodge. Built of some stone but not big. I reason, the same size as the hunting lodge at Leeds.
Tony's really pissing off that long haired fella
22:45 I don't understand why they don't put in a trench right next to the lower right extent of the wall, because there's a massive return there on the geo-phys just to the left of that section of wall. It looks quite like the other side of the building.
Then there's also what looks like the corner of a building just below that area. Instead they're digging further afield. Love Mick but sometimes I feel like he's making strange decisions on where to dig.
They woudn't want to make the wall unstable.
on the "Timeline - Worl History Channel" YT channel there is a very good documentary about Robin Hood presented by Tony Robinson, I highly recommend it to anyone interested.
An expert poacher?
An expert on poaching.
Eggsactly!
Sounds odd doesn't it. Which means he specializes in illegal activities.
@@ginkarasu -- Isn't that what the police do?
@@gregb6469 Not, exactly. You could also say that about Park Rangers, doesn't mean they use their knowledge to do it, but to counteract it.
at 33:41 they decide to dig the square on the 3rd day
why didnt they dig it on the first/2nd day?
Because until that point they didn't have that information, it was something found by the geophysics scans done between the point John was talking to Tony by the standing ruins and the time they had their dinner.
Touch wood ? In America we say, “ knock wood.”
And your point would be.....? Outside the US, 'touch wood' goes back way before the US was even dreamed of. Just chill.
We also say 'erb', while in England they sat 'herb'. Because there's a fucking 'H' in it! ~ Eddie Izzard, 1999.
Do they fill up the trenches before they go, or leave them for a follow-up crew?
They are filled up for protection. Though everything is documented, so the next team can find it back easily (in theory).
Nice chem trails at 32 min 9 seconds
what brand of tinfoil is your hat made of?
C O D E N S A T I O N of W A T E R.
3:18 - I'm from Indiana and shouldn't have any idea but I still strongly suspect that west country accent is an affectation...
why was it only 3 days?
One or two days wasn't enough time to guarantee interesting finds, and four or more days would have been too expensive for the show's budget! There was at least one four-day dig due to what they'd found, tho, and each dig was documented verrry thoroughly so that future archaeologists can return and pick up almost exactly where Time Team left.
HUMANS GET OPPRESSIVELY BORED AFTER 72 HRS....
ITS A VIRTUAL LAW.
I think they would have done better on most digs if the Geo Phys had been done prior to that three day window. There was always some attempt to create some suspense to keep viewers hooked. Would you agree Tony somewhat over egged the sceptic act this episode? It seems to be a hallmark of the later episodes.
Dig the cowshed. Priceless.
I would hate for Mary-Ann to be mad at me, she is super awesome with a bow and arrow 🏹
How far down do you have to go per century?
No tell of the origin of by hook or by crook? The poaching of firewood? Walked right past that story.
Alex looks just like Peter from Absolute History. Are they related, maybe twins? Other story?
You have them mixed up.
Alex here is Alex Langlands in the living history farm, etc episodes. Peter is Peter Ginn. Peter is stockier, quieter.
During the Living History shows, Alex was beginning to be crippled by a really bad back. The later episodes, Peter did almost all of the heavy work. Alex teased him on the show, and most people thought Alex was treating Peter as a dumb physical labourer, but they were, I believe, friends and Peter did as much as he could to let Alex stay employed - but in the end, Alex had to retire from the physical work. So he had to leave the relived history.
SEEMS MANY OF THE TEAM WERE UNHAPPY ABOUT Mary-Ann Ochota BEING BROUGHT ON at the expense of many leaving. Cannot really know the personality challenges but it aided to the demise.
020922.
Joseph Böhme, "MANY OF THE TEAM WERE UNHAPPY ABOUT Mary-Ann Ochota BEING BROUGHT ON"
@@dl7596 I don't think it was all her fault. The producers destroyed the series, with their shallow obsession with putting in young men and women to 'sex up' the show.
They totally misread the people loyally watching and forced the young woman to play the admiring engenue, which just sickened the old viewers.
The young airheads would have no interest in these earnest well educated professionals. I wondered how much of this mess is also due to Tony Robinson being on the side of young/pretty. They were all scared the viewers were all middle aged. But they were all getting their children hooked on this stuff. Management absolutely destroyed this show. Shame on them. I have to say, I am not thrilled with Tony. There are stories of him on set... I am not impressed he is back.
Is that why Carenza is gone? I really liked her. Both for her work, and I'm not ashamed to say I quickly developed a crush on her. Sad to hear that there was tension on the set. I want to like Tony, but as a performer, I understand that what we see onscreen isn't necessarily real.
He deared to kill a kings dare
I like this, but it's no more?
Did, or does, the TIme Team ever use LiDAR to try and detect possible digging sites?
For most of the run of Time Team, LiDAR wasn't an available technology - which is why John is usually just using ground penetrating radar, magnetometric, and electrical resistance survey technology. IIRC, there was only one or two digs with LiDAR information, but that was from an outside source prompting those specific digs.
Not a palace, just a posh hunting lodge.
Where is part 1????
Why only 3 days? Such history to be uncovered!
Cost of the dig for one I would think.
It is a format the agreed to to make the show... Tony Robinson talks about how Mick and the Producer sat in a cafe after filming "Time Signs" about a new show and the producer asked if a dig can be done in less than 1 month to which Mick said "oh much less than that"... it got down to 3 days... they wanted a family friendly format that was quick
I can’t believe they fired Stuart for that tool.
I could do without Ms 'Tits and Teeth' as well. At least Francis wasn't in this one.
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