I like Mick's line," It's too early for these cerebral activities. Get me a coffee"

Mick Aston what a man I would have liked to meet him but alas I learned about time team last year by accident I am just so happy to have found the series. I definitely wish this was promoted more especially in today's age as it is intellectually powerful as the Time Team consistently shows us how to build theories and how to question and work with opposing theories and most importantly it shows people how one can disagree and still be great mates and have a pint together at the end. And that just scratches the surface it has provided plenty of unique insights on history that I would not have learned about in any other way (I love history as a hobby), and archeology in general is not often talked about so to get some insight on the process is amazing. I really was sad to find out that this fantastic series ended, I hope one day the world will get another team like Time Team except one that does archeology like this around the globe how amazing would that be!

I love the way Phil opens deep ditches, I have been a plumber for the majority of my life and am aware of others who died in a ditch that was opened in an unsafe manner. A tip of my hat to the whole crew.

Tony "We don't know what they were doing here". 2 seconds before: Paul "they were drinking beer". about nails it

I've binge watched nearly every one of these episodes. Can't get enough of this kind of education. Learning about how our ancestors lived just a few hundred years ago. Amazing.

I absolutely love the British dry sense of humor!! These folks were definitely at the pinnacle of it. Love this show.

I don't know who I am, I don’t know why I'm here, All I know is that I must watch every Time Team episode ever made.

Watching from Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia!

I bet when those boys were growing up they got crazy excited every time it started to snow. Those hills are perfect for sledding.

These shows are addicting. Thanks again!!

"I'm pondering as I sit here Phil"... RIP Mick!

what is crazy, the story of a castle that was never completed, almost 1000 years ago, is still being told in the area

0:25 _"No real reason why a castle should be here"_ 0:53 Is it not blatantly obvious? Watch John struggling to the top and Tony even claims "it will take 3 days just to get up there." I bet Phil knows exactly why. He seems to be enjoying the trek (no doubt teasing John is half the fun).

Good resolution filming with beautiful native English bluebells :) excellent banter and behaving weather!

thank you.Once again. Is it possible for you to upload the specials? Keep the episodes coming frequently. I watch them all

I have ancestors from Crewkerne so it is nice to see what their homeland looks like. Thanks!

That visual how the castle would have looked was really touching! All this effort and hope that went into it! The breaking of that one stone an it's transport made this so tangible! Wonderful!

Mick; i hope you can look down and see all the new people enjoying your work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hills like that are so beautiful, I'm in the US but I've been obsessed with those sort of hills ever since I saw Watership Down when I was young. Someday I'd like to go to the UK and visit a few, especially the real Watership Down.

I would have liked to see Stewart analyse the landscape in this episode. Thankyou for the uploads! (and not a fan of the new "rock music" backing! I much preferred the original Time Team soundtrack...)

Heyyyy! It's good to see Alex on an episode!

i find it amazing how people/places/ events can just disappear in history. temporary or not, those people trusted that structure for their safety. the probably had some good times in there. definitely some dramatic times. and now 800 years later. we are not even sure what was there. i find that really sad.

I like the pun " there should have been a BIT more evidence", when talking about knites horses.

"Mead?! Is there nothing else?!" I agree Phil, a proper ale would be preferred.

ah, the tradesman's entrance. Tony's innuendos are classic.

Considering the roads, and the transportation methods of the time, I'd love for someone to research just how they transported (over land) such flimsy, thin-walled large jugs of water, beer, etc. without most of them breaking.

Irish and England. Local names seem very descriptive

I can understand the desire to build something extra into the series as some previous episodes must have been a producer's nightmare when there was little found or the weather hampered the archaeology, but I regret to say, the revamped format went too far into being top heavy with distractions from what the series was always about - archaeology. Thus I can see why some familiar faces left, while others may rightly have felt disgruntled after being relegated to side show status. Thankfully the old format is back via Patreon, and with some familiar faces too. What's perhaps most comforting to me is that many of those who rose to prominence over the Time Team years (e.g. Raksha, Matt, & Brigid) have gone on to great things, but what would we give for a reunion?

Fascinating - the computer center seems to be in a ger (a round mongolian tent, sometimes called a yurt). I camped in one of them for years - very comfortable, and spacious.

always enjoy these castle digs. a surprising number - look up the people involved - in this case - baldwin de redviers - and - 25th great-grandfather.

Not the hat!! I hope they got it back!

Thank you

i wouldn't mind being part of the team, it would be so much fun, to spite the hard work.

Another wonderful dig site! Love them all.

Remarkable architecture..! Where is it... is it open as museum?

Was here October 2020

It's Paul 'Blink'n' Blinkhorn!

Thank you.

Is it possible they gave up on building it if they could not secure a water source in the well?

It turns out it was a stage built for the Hartnoll brothers who entertained early festival goers on their way to Glastonbury.

Would you consider extending your day limit up to 5 days? There's so much more to do when you quit. Please

Nice...🤗

Great episode! If only we had stuff like this in Florida...

Seems like Fort Apache, when they get into it!

Alex from Wartime Farm! And Guidilon!

...where the farmers are more posh than the archeologists...

Thank you so much for posting these episodes, but way too many ads. Unfortunate and really annoying!

I used to fly hot air balloons from the foot of this!

I grew up not far from there. Used to work and go to pubs in Crewkerne. Funny hearing everyone pronouncing 'Crewkerne' wrong (it's 'Crook-urn' not 'Crew-kurn'). I'm sure the side-hosts killed the series off. Both of them were dingbats, and poor Mick - the actual expert - doesn't get much of a look in.

Well Jurts are basically the best temporary houses there are, aren't they?! And the british have that round house thing, basically every third word in this series is "roundhouse".

Woot!

Since these are all -old - episodes, it could have been nice to see, even a 3 minute clip shot by a local -stringer- ,waht had happened to the features TT dug up in those 3 days. Was everything closed again? did a local archeological society dig any further? and special when the dig was o na -listed place- what did English Heritage do about it...

walking the magnificent horse 10 miles .... ..... not something many can say they have done recently

Roman Signal Tower?

I wonder who used the hill first to scout out the nearest pub?

17:50 Hammer throw

At 4:00 Mick seems just a little impatient with this slick and insolent puppy who has been foisted off on him. Or maybe I'm just projecting.

This one is giving me anxiety and Ive seen every time team twice. Is there new music added?

After nearly two decades with Tony as ‘Dr Watson’ asking all the silly questions what made the producers decide they needed another?

Let’s hope micks family, Phil and the gang are finally paid for their work with these videos

There's a Castle Hill in Cambridge.

Why do you only do 3 days? It seems like you could find so much more, with time.

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Unless there was water up there. or it rained every day, the place would be indefensible for long.

Ah, are there any mew episodes? I havent watched this channel for years bc it seemed to be essentially reruns

You can see how the series was in decline in this season. With Tony, Alex, and Mary Anne it was like three commentators and very little trench discussion and sense of discovery.

As all lightly men are of course

Hello to the Time Team all our so many times Great Parents they were all Kings and Queens of England going all the way back to the years of 534AD.🥇🇦🇺🦘⚜️👑⚜️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Mead is god’s nectar.

Mick was a true Brit

"The Irish's." That's a bit "on the nose," isn't it? =)

Of all the 22 seasons of this show you have to keep picking the same ones as one Timeline!?

Ponder as I sit here

This is the worst season of TT. Good thing is that the worst of Time Team is still enjoyable enough to watch.

why three days?

The ‘digs’ were done over only 3 days because everyone has/had a regular job during the week.

Great episode ! Everyone in great form. Thanks {Anthropologist] Mary-Ann Ochota for your informative and well-written book ‘Hidden Histories’, by the way !

Have you seen the size of that hill? I think there was a Celtic fort on that hill right underneath the unfinished castle. Not only a fort but possibly a full city!

ugh hated the other host they tried to shove in the show.

That was a fun one. I feel bad for Mary Ann, I think she gets a bad rap.

Isn't the UK gorgeous? I'm beginning to understand why England is such an honored island. Add the Monarchy and it is fabulous! Thanks you TT!

26:0

I love Time Team.... But seriously... A DAMN COMMERCIAL EVERY 3 MINUTES???? Just as much commercial time as program time.

Knightly

Now what was the reason for adding the "female host"? When the Advertising-Marketing guys begin "dress-up" an already successful show, there's always a classic college of the Freshman year showing and the show can "lose its frequency". Not recommended if it isn't justified. Journalism/PR/Marketing is 1 of my degrees. And 30 years post grad ... I recognize the "Juniors" approach.

Way too many commercials!

initial thought. it's a fucking motte and bailey. They put them ontop of every hill on that island. They would have built them on anthills if they could find willing laborers.

Who is that unwanted female?

When Time Team started downhill by adding Mary Ann.

TimeTeam really went down the toilet when they felt the need to add "representation". Just focus on the archaeology and leave the social politics out of it FFS.

I can’t be the only one who’s dumbstruck by Mary Ann? Brains, seems to be a sweetheart AND is stunningly beautiful! 😋

Crikey. Marianne has enough teeth for the whole crew. She could double as a human JCB.

WHAT UP WITH PEOPLE ON THAT TOWN WITH THEIR SURNAMES....ONE FAMILY SURENAME IS IRISH..JUST IRISH AND THEN AT THE QUARRY GENTLEMEN SURNAME IS JUST 'ENGLISH'...LMAO

What they call a garden is not what I call a garden.

Stop faffling around

great show of worthless ads with a few tie-bits of what might have been a rather interesting program

So enjoyed these shows for years. The history of the Mother Country is so fascinating. Then Mr Robinson decided to lecture us barbarians in the US on our politics. A low class and thoughtless act. Im sure the fine people of Britain would appreciate folks from America lecturing them on the Royalty, or any part of how their Country SHOULD be run. Like we could possibly understand the situation without actually living it. I expected better of a seemingly intelligent man representing a great Country.

*cringe* a season 19 episode *clicks away to something else*

Taking no interest in the dig site, not proactive, mirrors what Mick says, and is completely useless.....why is Mary Anne on this show?

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