I discovered this series by a wonderful accident! Am a yank, but i LOVE this stuff! Have downloaded all 20 yrs. And all the specials, and History Hunters. Will watch and watch and watch! Over and over! RIP Mick! I miss Carenza! I love Helen, have a crush on Phil (despite his hat and sideburns) AND Matt! I adore mild mannered Stewart and Victor, Tony and John are ok too. America doesn't hold a candle to this. Ok we have dinosaurs!

Phil is quite a character, if only his hat could talk...it would probably scream for help!🤣

perfect episode . I'm watching this with sheets of rain, thunder , threat of tornado .feels like i'm in the trenches.

"Now he's got something in the woods and he's keen to show it to Bethany. We've heard that one before." ROFL Oh Tony!

Quite pleased that for once, Francis was correct and Stuart wrong. Usually the other way round

These shows are so great, interesting and educational. To bad it all had to end. There should be a new generation of archaeologists take the helm and continue on with this show. This stuff is good for all generations of wannabe archaeologists. I think Matt is young enough to take the helm.

Bettany and Faye in one video....oh my...

Dr. Francis is just too cool! No matter what, he keeps his enthusiasm!

Just love the running gag about Phil not getting anything technical and disliking it so much, and so knowing so much about the old fashioned way of doing things.

There is one thing that these hill forts shows is that our ancestors is that they don't trust each other and being good neighbors wasn't really a thing in the good old ( ages) !

As a teenage high school boy we lived in the gatehouse at the entrance to the Dinmore Manor (Middle Ages) grounds at the south end of the hill.We spent a lot of time hiking and playing in the woods and collecting ‘chips’ (wedges of wood chopped when felling trees) on Dinmore

I love the way they said "and an old ditch" in the intro and then immediately focused on Francis.🤣

I could listen to Frances Pryor speak all day, every day.

There’s a burm, let’s dig trench, to find a ditch. I love it

I was waiting for Francis to say "it's ritual!" He did in different words.. I had a gut feeling at about

I came upon this show WAY TOO LATE But not too late to appreciate it! After all, only about a 1/4 % of my ancestry came through Britain, but I'm 100% engaged and 100 % sure that my ancestors took a u-turn around, went through Italy, Sweden, Norway, France, Germany and all those countries that have awesome food, then ended up in the old fucked up USA!

Thanks for posting.

Francis is investigating "an intriguing mound." I swear, there is a goldmine of innuendo soundbites on this show.

You could have a cracking drinking game with Phil's use of the word 'crucial.' ;)

This stuff is terrific T, some of the best on this media venue. Thank you Time Team!