I just love these shows when the two kings of the skeptics in Mick and Stewart get together and try to out-skeptic each other, it makes for great viewing. They spark off each other, with Stewart investigating the 'lumps and bumbs' with Mick's curious mind kicking in to help, it makes for great and interesting viewing.

It seems that the UK has an INSANE amount of incredible archaeology just waiting for someone to get around to unearthing it!!!! The Time Team project is a completely wonderful project that illustrates this fact delightfully. KUDOS to everyone connected with this exciting and educational effort: it's one of the best TV-inspired archaeological undertakings EVER!!!

Yes, I absolutely LOVE the artwork, the drawings. Victor is a wizard, he sees through time and puts it all on paper with pencil, pen & ink, or watercolor. Very good indeed.

I just LOVE how England is layered! There are Romans, Normans, Saxons, Jutes, Goths, Viking's, christans, Celtics, and various other visitors who came to stay. Never a dull moment in merry olde England. Makes me wonder why some ancient buildings survive and others don't. Always fascinating!

Every Time team episode is a history lesson that I have learned so much from. Thanks Time team.

I was delighted to hear Tony Robinson say that he is a great fan of Harold. I think Harold could have been an excellent King and his previous record does I think support this. He was just so unlucky. I would like there to be a national memorial to this man.

Stewart Ainsworth is a dead-set legend. Never doubt this man and his magic eyes.

And not to leave out Victor's renditions of the past. Well done, super job.

RIP Mick Aston, a necessary voice of reason in an emotion-driven project.

Great episode; the pottery expert brought a whole new level of eccentric, passionate nerd to the scene - loved it!

Tony Robinson is such a national treasure. Full of enthusiasm for everything he has ever commentated on.

I will never complain about having to dig test pits in the dusty and dry environments of Mexico, Peru or the Caribbean again. Hats off to you guys!

Stuart is a very good Intel guy. Very sharp.

The most brilliant thing about this episode is that man's eyebrows. EPIC!

What a great episode! I love Saxon and Norman and early medieval stuff. For some reason, the Romans don't have the same magic for me. I also really enjoy the comment section. Very interesting, positive comments all around. These uploads need a little love 🔆

Raised in the United States, in Colorado, the oldest thing I’d ever been to is Mesa Verde. When I went to Germany I was in a state of aww of all the old sites!! Can’t wait to visit other places in Europe! I’m also amazed how alot of people don’t realize how awesome these historical sites are!!

Harold fighting the battle of Stamford Brige probably contributed to him losing the battle of Hastings. Guillaume's army was fresh and rested while Harold's troops had fought a battle and then marched from Stamford to Hastings

It's so fun to watch the different personalities come out. Matt has become a favorite too, though no one can compare with Phil, the real star of this show.

You all are so interesting and this group is well put together. The experts are well selected to show off the layers of the site. Stewart is always so important to pull the story together. I hope Phil's wrist did well. It does look sore. I watch this program so often that I feel friendly towards you all. Thank you for your enthusiasm Tony, et.al. I hope you each are fairing well; I guess a lot of time has passed.

I live not far from here in Newport. It's fascinating when the team are somewhere local.

Cool, I hadn't seen this one. Thanks TimeTeam.

I don't think I've seen this one before, amazing! Thanks for everything my dear Time Team!

You guys as a country are passionate about your history. Bravo.

The pottery expert has absolutely magnificent eyebrows.

Love you Time Team!!! Wishing you all safety and good health. Thank you for all you do!!

I've been binge-watching the Time Team stuff lately, and this is one of my favorite episodes so far. Primarily because, as an American, I find it hard to find anything in my country that has been standing for 100 years, let alone 1,000 years...but in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland - it almost seems like the things that are less than 100 years old are the anomaly. It's fascinating to see history being dug up from the ground, and to learn about the who, what, where, when, and why of it all.

I REALLY LOVE these TT Episodes. Even if I have seen them before, I am as excited as the first time.

As a Canadian, I was taught Canadian geography. I was taught of the tidal waters of the Bay of Fundy, but nothing of what happens on the other side of the Atlantic. This was very enlightening.

I love how the two boatmen just start laughing when asked if they've ever made that mistake.

Absolutely fascinating. Thanks Team! 🌟👍

Victor is the artist Thankyou 😊❤

Beautiful art thats alive😊

Dr Sam! Love Dr Sam Newton! Hi Stewart! So much knowledge and talent collected in one place - love it!

I never considered Harold a loser. Unlucky, yes, but a heck of a man. One of my favorite historical what if's would be his success.

This is so lovely: all the villagers, everybody coming out on the third day to see how it all turned out with Time Team. The girl with the puppy, the young man with the baby, our life today.

Excellent stuff. Thank you for bringing these episodes to KZfaq.

Thanks so much for posting.

Another excellent episode. So interesting to really see the layers in the soil!!

I've been watching these reruns for years and had no idea Mick had passed ...very sad

Great Dig, and that last sentence sums up Tony's popularity with the masses. Well Done TT.

I always liked Professor Mick Aston. Being from the Black Country it was always good to see a local working class mon on tv instead of only hearing pathetic attempts at the Black Country dialect/accent coming from actors who couldn’t tell the difference between Black Country and Brummie people. Mick ma mon yow was bostin wi a grate yed on yowr shoulders RIP

I bet Phil's left hand tankard curl is as good as his right!

Imagine all that'll be left of our time might be the shards of our novelty mugs...

Always blows my mind how much of a varied history can be dug up on our little island.

Saxons never went away we are still here

Best show ever. I've been bringing on all of these shows, & waiting for the new programming being developed. Can't wait to enjoy the first release...I'm almost as excited as I was to see Star Wars V !!!

victor is an amazing artist

Thank you! Always uplifting!💖

35 years ago 35 years ago I had a little sailboat with a Seagull motor that looked a lot like that one.

Good to see Maester luwin’s still going 👍🏻

Dear Time Team - please come back to Hastings!

Hope Time Team is revived one day. I have a site near me in Kettering of a manor house and fishpond that I always hoped they'd dig - the earthworks of which were once erroneously labelled a medieval castle (even the name of the site is Castle Field!).

Excited for this one!

43:57 I have watched time team for many years, and have always been amazed and confused at their editing. Be warned, for anyone who has not noticed, they must take multiple shots of the exact same thing at different takes. The example here is amazing, when they finally zoom out, where is the original camera man?? but it syncs perfectly

I love it when there's one I haven't seen is on 😍

I'd love for you to survey Harold's lodge near Hastings for any evidence of it being looted or destroyed after his defeat by Guillaume.

Such a great show

Their local archaeologist pottery guy has the most EPIC eyebrows I've ever seen!

I especially like the ribald interplay between this group of people.Serious, but lots of fun.A great bunch.

Only the British yawn over “lumps and bumps” 🤣 Keep up the great work time team

Fantastic Episode.

I've watched nearly every episode of Time Team's 20 seasons. It's tempting to take out a clicker and count the number of times the words "fantastic" and "absolutely" are used.

Educational and real. I love this show. No way to fake things like everything else on TV. Genuine entertaining knowledge

How the hell did I miss this one until now?!

Came looking for a hunting lodge, found something even more interesting

As someone who is actually from that part of the world (I grew up less than a mile away in Caldicot) this frustrated me a bit when they go on about water access and their "discovery". In Caldicot there is a castle and next to it there was a quite a wide river called the Nedern (now called Nedern Brook as it has shrunk so much) in which we used to catch Elvers which can only come from spawning Eels that have come from the sea (ie: up the the River Severn). Upstream from Caldicot is a Roman Fort in Caerwent (which is where the romans crossed The River Severn from Avon and went upstream and built their fort bysailing up the Nedern and the corner of the fort is literally the edge of the Nedern so you know where the water access was for the fort). If you followed that River downstream it led through the castle grounds, through Portskewett to the Severn (now blocked by silt). If you follow what is left of the Nedern, creeks from the Nedern reach the grounds of Harolds Hill that are still there, so it's not exactly a mystery and not exactly a secret and not exactly a discovery because as kids we used to follow it fishing for Elvers and Sticklebacks. So, in all honesty, the BS that they have "discovered" the waterway is insulting to those that live in the area because we all KNOW about the water ways and how it developed the area. All that has happened is the Pwlls have shrunk to streams, which have shrunk to brooks and then creeks and thanks to silt no longer give sea access but that's just history folks! The joys of TV and claiming they've "discovered activity just before the Normans" is pure TV BS hype and SHOULD BE quite insulting to the locals.

So has anyone been asked to continue excavation below the medieval manor? Has Saxon been found since? What could be under the church? So many questions, so little Time :)

I can dig this!

Phil's accent is so interesting to me!!

Amazing and interesting

Three days seems a ridiculously short time to examine these areas.

Archaeology nostalgia 🙂

Brilliant

Lol Baldrick and his Saxon pottery, is like listening to Francis and his rituals.

Amazing

For some reason, Phil's sling triggered a memory of when, 30 years ago, I went to the Antiques Roadshow with my Dad. The pottery expert had his arm bandaged and in a sling, and my Dad asked whether he'd got it stuck in a vase. I laughed like a drain but the fella was not amused. Anyway, back to the archaeology...

Thanks

II am surprised they did not find a beer spring. HA HA HA.

Nice one TT. Even when seeing this again they done well in 3days. the discovery of the beach was my favorite bit. Was there a follow up by local archeologists to confirm TT findings? 😷

Man i loved this show. One thing that I hated was the 'we've only got three days' line.

Looked like that sailor might get more speed from his hull if he cleaned it off once in while, people who race try to clean their boats off just before the race.

I feel like I should go smash a pot in my yard. Just to help out folks a 1000 years from now

what happened to phils arm is loads of graft over the years love love to see him back what a dood trooper

English history is amazing

Those eyebrows! Brilliant!

Ooides are NOT eggs, they are just egg shaped concretions, typically forming around shell fragments. Small little niggle. Love the show, I grew up on time team.

Need more of Kate Smith and that gorgeous red hair. :-)

Just like you do really 😂😂😂😂 ❤it!

Harold's Hunting Lodge, my brain keeps converting it to Harold's Humping Lodge......maybe a dual purpose Lodge......😄

Bring back time team please.

The pic at the start. Lol looked like a well lol 😂

Phil should have went to Key West. What a trooper

Stratigraphy. Cool.

Hey Time Team, ever consider selling Victor's artwork? At least copies?

Phil floating on the pill is just looking for something to do while he hills(heals)

Nearest pub is the Portskewett Inn 4.7 rating.

RIP Mick Aston.

didn't the Normans have a practice of demolishing and replacing Saxon constructions throughout the conquered lands with their own constructions on the same sites, to emphasize their dominance of the native peoples? Stands to reason then that you would find a Norman building rebuilt on a Saxon site. Especially one associated with the defeated king.

Why are the series videos in the playlists unavailable in the UK???

Wait. The Saxons also worked in metal, as the Sutton Hoo and other hords have shown. If they are indeed on the site of a King's hunting lodge, they will find metal IF it was actually used as a hunting lodge!