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At 42:16 where Tracy is pointing out the long textured stone. Right above it is another textured stone which appears to0 be a cats head, like a leopard. I think the two stones belong together.

Me too last 2 months.

Ive managed to binge watch a lot of Tony's documentaries over the past 6 months. Theres so much to go through, perfect watching while doing your work.

Having found this in 2016, I can understand this. Congrats! You’re hooked!😄😄

@@ruthcarter8895 It's I guess a year later, and I am pleased to say that my interest has continued with this series (and related shows) and I have by now watched every episode I have found. I'm on "secondsies" now and still enjoying them immensely. A great show filled with interesting people. I just wish there was more stuff like this to watch. Peace.

This was my very first Time Team episode (randomly recommended by youtube). I haven't been able to stop since. I am months/dozens and dozens of episodes in. And waiting for the new Time Team seasons. It was just announced! :)

I miss him. He was so passionate about history and archaeology.

June 2013. Before his time God Bless.

And Ian Barclay, the most amazing digger driver

aww i didnt know he died... ;(

It's going to sound COLD, but I'm glad they went out peacefully. Both of them had SIGNIFICANT medical issues, so at least they're not in any more pain. I know about all of it, worked 5 digs with them. I'll miss them both 😭

There was an American version for a short time. Sadly didn't have near as good personality so didn't last but 2 seasons I think. I tried to help with a dig for them.

They need to go back there and do another show with further digging.. But the show doesn't exist anymore.

@@cameleonfleuri about to make some new Episodes apparently

@@cameleonfleuri it’s back on KZfaq!

@@coppertopv365 Wonderful !

I agree. I have always understood that body's buried closed to the church were for most important people / clergy. I wonder who they were too. Wish they did some DNA on all those bones.

Isn't it awesome?

*Bad Axident* There are few such places in *Britain.*

Doubtful. Its been an inhabited city for over nineteen centuries.

@@joshschneider9766 just about every liveable land mass on earth has been populated for centuries.

The Elephant & Castle roundabout.... nothing good has ever happened here. Ever. 😄

Single Malt, Neat or on the Rocks?

It’s like that all over England.

@@astardustparade Not only in England. Every old christian building is surrounded by skeletons.

In the cathedral close? I assure you, nobody picnics on that lawn lol

Pretty sure if you tried metropolitan police would have some stern words to say the least lol

Me too. I like his dialogue with Phil best.

So do I! It's super soothing, and I often play Time Team videos to fall asleep to at night because of Sir Tony's voice.

Who could?

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 Right ..

@@Ritzi66 This nebulous and never-defined *_they_* is such a silly idea!

Phil is amazing, when he was younger and digging in shorts? oh my

shitbag actually I just ran across an episode that must be at least 25 years old. Phil doesn’t have an American accent. It’s either Scottish or Irish sounding. So what are you talking about? That is a British person with no American. Are you just talking about his long hair? In the older episode when he was younger he speaks much faster than he does in this show. Matter of fact it’s kind of alarming how slow he speaks compared to when he was younger.

@@katiekat4457 the person commenting was implying PHIL was the TYPICAL FOREIGNER FROM THE BRITISH ISLES, as REPRESENTED in EVERY AMERICAN MOVIE...ACTUALLY, SIR. So "shitbag", and the consequent rant, was both rude and a misunderstanding from your part - taken waay too far.

@@katiekat4457 Phil is from the West Country, and has a very thick West Country accent (similar to a stereotypical pirate accent). My fiance lives in the West Country, and it's a charming accent. The cashiers where he shops often hand change back with, "'er you 'r, me lover."

@@verynotreally *Wiltshire.*

And priests and altar boys were on their knees...

Wendy Gerrish 1 second ago 18th April 2010 likely. Although you could say it goes back to series 1 Black Adder circa 1983.

The archæologists were all professionally employed as archæologists elsewhere, 3 days is quite common for exploratory excavations and the programme was otherwise very expensive.

I know it's not the purpose of the show, they just explore a place and then, when the site reveals itself valuable, further archeological teams often go there to do a proper, complete investigation of the place. But it would have been absolutely awesome if they had more time so they could have had way more info to provide on allllll of those amazing places. Cause I'm always left unsatisfied... 😞

I would like to see a follow up on the ones someone went back to and continued the work to learn what else they found.

Lidar was only just coming on stream as a Geophysical tool as this series ended. The last eight years have seen a big up tick in its use as systems shrink and portability increases. Go to the channel "time team official" they got a couple new episodes in the works and they interviewed john gator a few months ago. The radar we used to see jimmy drag around is now mounted to a truck for example and capable of five hundred times the resolution we saw on the last time teams eight years ago. Its actually a truly amazing time in the world of Geophysical archaeology.

And as Phil has said, its scientific method in th pursuit of knowledge. We don't make guesses. We make predictions based on twelve years of college education and whatever practical experience after.

Well they did explain that this was not for the easily stealable gold and gem type of riches but rather their coats and other stuff and to line up in a procession.

11-12 century. You can read more in the official documents www.scribd.com/document/56051564/Time-Team-Westminster Page 17, part 5.1.9 talks about the radio carbon dating.

ena81xx eleven hundred something. The year 11?? They said it at the end of the show.

Early 11th century. So from year 1000-1100 according to what was said at the very end of the episode.

thank you for the replies. yeah, I think I missed that.

@@ena81xx I just missed it too, and was looking for a second part or year in the comments. 😂 ! Tricky YT put an ad right at the end, I think that's what it was...hehehe!

It's unlikely.

It was because they had their " day jobs" and budget. Decided by Mick mostly.

I always wonder what happens after those 3 days....did they continue with different team of archeologists??

it's the rarity that makes them valuable, donating would end up in excess

@@THENAFERATU Science has no excess.

@@mikeishome69 My father worked at a Hospital's Mortician, believe me, they run out of space.

@@THENAFERATU I'm glad they took all of those donated bodies and tossed them directly into graves then? Oh wait no they were probably sent off to a different hospital, or even a research center. Commonality gives options, a scientist will never not accept more data points.

@@mikeishome69 I'm not quite sure where we're getting and I'm not really interested in discussing the mathematical issues of every single human being who dies wanting to be used for science, exposed or what was ACTUALLY said, kept for historical purposes. When the world ends, a human will be no more important than a can, and we throw them all out cus' they're everywhere, once empty - trash. Once dead - if no pathology is astonishing and the body has no use for donors - cremated or buried. The End. Wanting to become a Historical Subject will not happen by excess donation of Bones, as the excessive donation itself leads to another chapel decorated in bones from head to toe, like at least 2 in the world at this moment, of which I have visited. We are not precious, no matter how much we desire to be, unless what is left of us is used to guarantee life to another. As as bag of bones, unless we're "sick", well, nothing to see there other than life lived and lost, I'd say.

All main characters are professional archaeologists that have dayjobs during the week like teaching on universities or managing their own digs. And a lot of diggers were actually archaeology students that had to go to school during the week so these episodes were filmed over the weekends. And 3 days is normally for exploratory digs. If they found anything, it was marked and another team usually came in right after stopping filming.

It's re-uploaded lmfao. Time Team ran from 1994 - 2014. This episode is from 2010.

Masonry, not 'freemasonic'. That means brick tiles ie not ceramic.

Shays my Name : Good question. The main floor of the abbey, the black and white one, IS indeed a freemasonic floor. Why? Well, because the masons were, and are still, involved in everything related to the institutions in power, the control of the masses, the preservation and usage of ancient knowledge. 😉

2010

It's Mick, not Mitch. And he was an outspoken atheist.

Masonry, not Freemasonry. He's talking about the material the tiles are made of. They're just bricks. No conspiracy here.

This IS indeed a freemasonic floor (the black and white one) Why? Well, because the masons were, and are still, involved in everything related to the institutions in power, the control of the masses, the preservation and usage of ancient knowledge. 😉