The episode opens with the cheese press, which drew me in right away after making a mediocre paneer just the other day, and closed with a 'cheesy' pun. Oh, I love this show!
So I've watched quite a few episodes of this show now (super addictive btw!) And I have 2 questions. 1) do they really just call it quits after like 8-9 hours of work everyday? 2) do they truly only spend 3 days at these sites? Hell I get excited bout some of the stuff they've found, I'd have one hell of a time walking away after just 3 days if I was at one of these digs. They gotta keep going after they finish filming for the show right?
Most of the crew had to go back on Monday to their academic obligations. There was only one episode where they had a skeleton crew go on for a fourth day, to excavate a possibly important skeleton. But yes, they only worked for three days.
@@sward0483 I think of these as initial investigations, to establish if important archaeology is on the site. If it is, they can give it scheduled status, and more work will be done on a later date. There are a few episodes where they found nothing at all, and even that is important to know.
14:22 this part made me curious: they mention that the bones found were of someone over 18 because their wisdom teeth were fully erupted. Mine were out and erupted by age 13, and I finished growing (at least in height) by that time as well. I wonder if there is ever any misidentification in age of skeletons /remains due to an unaccounted development of the human body quicker or slower than is the norm? Either way, I love the Time Team and now knowledgeable everyone seems to be in their professions.
Regardless of what they said normally many skeleton characteristics are evaluated, certainly not just the wisdom teeth which vary wildly. The worst example I know is if an aunt who got them in her 70s... sex can perfectly be identified by DNA, and I think there is some new technique for age with radioisotope ratios if it is worth, but I don't quite remember for sure.
Time team needs to come to America and dig some of these mounds and stuff here. We always just assume the native americans who came over the land bridge when it existed, were the first to be here. There have been some finds here that clearly predate anything we know about the Indians, but for some reason we never seem to explore it. We'll maybe they do and just haven't told us lol
Hi- American archeologist here- we’re working on it aha but there’s a lot of issues with funding, especially for indigenous archeology and how most of American archeology is very specific to when people are building things (especially private building/engineering firms). Additionally, it’s very important to make sure that the ancestors of people indigenous to this land are excavated with permission and respect from ppl from their culture and sometimes that takes more funding than the local government is willing to give 🥲 putting pressure on your state to put more funds into that area or give more teeth back to Section 106 is probably the best way to help imho
LONDON/IVM should be always very proud that it was established by IMPERIVM ROMANVM - THE MOST POWERFUL EMPIRE, not just physically. Rome is a TESTIMONY to THE GREATEST EMPIRE THAT EVER EXISTED, from province of Hispania to province of Mesopotamia, from province of BRITANNIA to other ROMAN provinces of Aegyptus, Africa,Alpes Cottiae, Alpes Maritimae, Alpes Poenninae, Arabia Petraea, Armenia Inferior, Asia, Assyria, Bithynia, , Cappadocia, Cilicia, Commagene, Corduene, Corsica et Sardinia, Creta et Cyrenaica, Cyprus, Dacia, Dalmatia | Epirus | Galatia | Gallia Aquitania | Gallia Belgica | Gallia Lugdunensis | Gallia Narbonensis | Germania Inferior | Germania Superior | Hispania Baetica | Hispania Lusitania | Hispania Tarraconensis | Italia | Iudaea | Lycaonia | Lycia | Macedonia | Mauretania Caesariensis | Mauretania Tingitana | Moesia | Noricum | Numidia | Osroene | Pannonia | Pamphylia | Pisidia | Pontus | Raetia | Sicilia | Sophene | Syria | Thracia Brittania - an obsession of IMPERIVM ROMANVM and roman emperors , Rome was so obsessed with winning the access to Britannia, many did not understand why, it was lacking strategic location of Hispania or Gaul, yet Rome has waged a war after war to conquer her. Rome centre was the medditerranie which catapulted it to Superpower of antique world , Yet Brittania was like magnet for the Rome, so much so that they the Romans didnt know when to let go... Only they know why ...
Love, Love, LOVE Bleu Cheese. ...just saying. That being SAID; throwing up an advertisement inside the first three minutes is extremely bad form, folks.
Do you know if any archaeologists have taken an interest in any of your discovered sites? It would be great if you could collaborate with someone to understand the context of them.
Holding the camera on and explaining the artifacts found, would be much more interesting than listening to Tony blathering on about these subjects, that he knows nothing and cares even less about. Not to mention his often condescending attitude towards the professionals, that the producers of this show, have gathered around him. It's obvious to me, that all he cares about is his TV ratings. That's why I quickly pass over any "Time Team" videos that I come across in any media.
_'…Tony blathering on about these subjects, that he knows nothing and cares even less about.'_ I have seen people be completely wrong before but you really shit-the-bed with this ignorant comment. Tony was cast for Time Team on the recommendation of Mick Aston, whom he had met years earlier on an _archaeological vacation_ in Santorini.
this whole crew is a rarity in television where they capture lightning in a bottle for the better part of 20 years with a show that most people wouldnt make it out of the can so tonys blathering may bother you but it seems like there were a huge number of people who thought differently so with nothing nice to say about a show you dont watch just keep moving my good sir
Only Time Team and Sir Tony Robinson could open a programme with ' Welcome to a ditch In Cambridge '. Marvellous !! ❤
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@@TimesRyan Yes, you're right. Mea culpa. I come from the Fens and we take short cuts.
@@maryearll3359 😜
Whoa; I've been binge watching Time Team;)
Hello from a holler in West Virginia! ;-)
You deserve so much more subs. The amount of education you provide is mind blowing.
After watching many of time teams programs I've often wondered; Has Tony ever dropped and broken some priceless Roman artifact?
I discovered time team and then realised they are the real treasure. The relics are just a bonus.
The episode opens with the cheese press, which drew me in right away after making a mediocre paneer just the other day, and closed with a 'cheesy' pun. Oh, I love this show!
Mick Aston (1 July 1946 - 24 June 2013) , 10 years already
My love of blue cheese was the first thing that made my family think I was a strange child.
Do the farmers receive any thing in return for having their fields of crops dug up?😊
thanks for posting
It's a shame you don't have more time. 3 days seems to me to be a very hard deadline
It's done for TV ratings =$$
@@timtrainor9720 okay thank you I should have known
@@timtrainor9720 I should have realized it was a TV show. I normally listen to historical documentaries on RUclips and podcast. I must be getting old
@@timtrainor9720 All the prominent guys, like Phil, Mick, Carenza etc work full time so they have to be back on Mondays. Google their scheduling.
"Break open the Champagne!" Hahahahahahaha! Ohhhh, Mick!
one of the top time team episodes
From a history nut 4 mega thumbs up I am using my 2 big toes for the other 2 thumbs loved it
Anyone besides me remember a poem/song entitled "The Bitter Withy"? It's been years since I've heard the word "withy" used!!
What does it take to get more Hilde van der Heul?
So I've watched quite a few episodes of this show now (super addictive btw!) And I have 2 questions. 1) do they really just call it quits after like 8-9 hours of work everyday? 2) do they truly only spend 3 days at these sites? Hell I get excited bout some of the stuff they've found, I'd have one hell of a time walking away after just 3 days if I was at one of these digs. They gotta keep going after they finish filming for the show right?
Most of the crew had to go back on Monday to their academic obligations. There was only one episode where they had a skeleton crew go on for a fourth day, to excavate a possibly important skeleton. But yes, they only worked for three days.
@@Gremriel that must be super difficult for them to walk away lol
@@sward0483 I think of these as initial investigations, to establish if important archaeology is on the site. If it is, they can give it scheduled status, and more work will be done on a later date. There are a few episodes where they found nothing at all, and even that is important to know.
Em busca do passado 👍👍😎😎
4:48 Purple plotting on the illustration map shows an outline of a charging horse rising out of the wetlands. :o)
Thank you..
14:22 this part made me curious: they mention that the bones found were of someone over 18 because their wisdom teeth were fully erupted. Mine were out and erupted by age 13, and I finished growing (at least in height) by that time as well. I wonder if there is ever any misidentification in age of skeletons /remains due to an unaccounted development of the human body quicker or slower than is the norm? Either way, I love the Time Team and now knowledgeable everyone seems to be in their professions.
Misidentification of the age and gender of skeletons is definitely common. It’s probably wrong the majority of the time, honestly.
Changes in diet and changes in lifestyle.
Regardless of what they said normally many skeleton characteristics are evaluated, certainly not just the wisdom teeth which vary wildly. The worst example I know is if an aunt who got them in her 70s... sex can perfectly be identified by DNA, and I think there is some new technique for age with radioisotope ratios if it is worth, but I don't quite remember for sure.
Thing is, back then hormones in our food and what not werent present. People aged differently.
They have many scientific markers that they look for. They know what they’re doing.
Don Lohr, Kingwood, West Virginia
OH OH OH PICK ME PICK ME I KNOW I KNOW there are so many dead bodies because ( drum roll ) they DIED ! SOLVED next problem ? :)
😂😂😂😂
Love Tony Robinson.
Cheese Gromit! Roman Cheese!
Time team needs to come to America and dig some of these mounds and stuff here. We always just assume the native americans who came over the land bridge when it existed, were the first to be here. There have been some finds here that clearly predate anything we know about the Indians, but for some reason we never seem to explore it. We'll maybe they do and just haven't told us lol
Hi- American archeologist here- we’re working on it aha but there’s a lot of issues with funding, especially for indigenous archeology and how most of American archeology is very specific to when people are building things (especially private building/engineering firms). Additionally, it’s very important to make sure that the ancestors of people indigenous to this land are excavated with permission and respect from ppl from their culture and sometimes that takes more funding than the local government is willing to give 🥲 putting pressure on your state to put more funds into that area or give more teeth back to Section 106 is probably the best way to help imho
LONDON/IVM should be always very proud that it was established by IMPERIVM ROMANVM - THE MOST POWERFUL EMPIRE, not just physically. Rome is a TESTIMONY to THE GREATEST EMPIRE THAT EVER EXISTED, from province of Hispania to province of Mesopotamia, from province of BRITANNIA to other ROMAN provinces of Aegyptus, Africa,Alpes Cottiae, Alpes Maritimae, Alpes Poenninae, Arabia Petraea, Armenia Inferior, Asia, Assyria, Bithynia, , Cappadocia, Cilicia, Commagene, Corduene, Corsica et Sardinia, Creta et Cyrenaica, Cyprus, Dacia, Dalmatia | Epirus | Galatia | Gallia Aquitania | Gallia Belgica | Gallia Lugdunensis | Gallia Narbonensis | Germania Inferior | Germania Superior | Hispania Baetica | Hispania Lusitania | Hispania Tarraconensis | Italia | Iudaea | Lycaonia | Lycia | Macedonia | Mauretania Caesariensis | Mauretania Tingitana | Moesia | Noricum | Numidia | Osroene | Pannonia | Pamphylia | Pisidia | Pontus | Raetia | Sicilia | Sophene | Syria | Thracia
Brittania - an obsession of IMPERIVM ROMANVM and roman emperors , Rome was so obsessed with winning the access to Britannia, many did not understand why, it was lacking strategic location of Hispania or Gaul, yet Rome has waged a war after war to conquer her. Rome centre was the medditerranie which catapulted it to Superpower of antique world , Yet Brittania was like magnet for the Rome, so much so that they the Romans didnt know when to let go... Only they know why ...
Why only 72 hours to find out?
They did not have OSHA or IMSHA
Where is that word Anglo Saxon coming from while it’s,, Frisian Anglo ,, to be honest
Love, Love, LOVE Bleu Cheese.
...just saying.
That being SAID;
throwing up an advertisement inside the first three minutes is extremely bad form, folks.
Perhaps they used the bones to make bone china? I'm only half kidding.
I am reasonably certain that the Romans did not actually have the technology to produce fine porcelain.
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Napoleon's conquest (1812) to Spain in Cordoba together with Muslims the battle 🌌⛓️
Do you know if any archaeologists have taken an interest in any of your discovered sites? It would be great if you could collaborate with someone to understand the context of them.
Errr that is the bbc timeteam...
Let’s go brandon 🍦🍦😁🍦
Videos of alive alevazol you heard loud voices couldn't see your white and looking to heaven
Holding the camera on and explaining the artifacts found, would be much more interesting than listening to Tony blathering on about these subjects, that he knows nothing and cares even less about. Not to mention his often condescending attitude towards the professionals, that the producers of this show, have gathered around him. It's obvious to me, that all he cares about is his TV ratings. That's why I quickly pass over any "Time Team" videos that I come across in any media.
_'…Tony blathering on about these subjects, that he knows nothing and cares even less about.'_
I have seen people be completely wrong before but you really shit-the-bed with this ignorant comment.
Tony was cast for Time Team on the recommendation of Mick Aston, whom he had met years earlier on an _archaeological vacation_ in Santorini.
@@John.Flower.Productions Well done. You can't cure stupid or fossilised brains.
this whole crew is a rarity in television where they capture lightning in a bottle for the better part of 20 years with a show that most people wouldnt make it out of the can so tonys blathering may bother you but it seems like there were a huge number of people who thought differently so with nothing nice to say about a show you dont watch just keep moving my good sir
Tony was actually a producer on this show. 😂