Thanks!

Thanks, Dani!

Sir Tonyth Robinsonth

If the blacksmith is using modern processes, then the boat builders should stop messing about with side axes. Get your power planes out and make the project viable. As long as you know how it was done then just crack on.

I’m looking forward to it. 🎉

Total waste of money.....

Thank you so much for bringing Sir Tony back! A very interesting program with a beloved presenter, nothing makes me happier! Sir Tony you will be forever loved!!

S I R _ T O N Y _ R O B I N S O N GOD BLESS YOU <3

Sir Tony, don't you look well. ❤

My late husband, Barry, was a keen woodworker and would have been fascinated by this remarkable reconstruction of the Sutton Hoo ship. Unfortunately I only came to view Time Team after his death in 2021, taking Patreon membership in his memory. As an aside his late brother in law had a property in Gloucestershire with adjoining plantation of sessile oaktrees, which he managed. They had been planted, I gather, to furnish masts for the Royal Navy ships in the days of sail.

Amazing episode…. What an amazing project and a stunning piece of craftsmanship

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“All the breathtakingly beautiful gold and garnet riches … were lifted quickly and taken back to the British Museum - for SAFEKEEPING! “ Bwahahaha!

Very exciting ❤

Time Team is excavating at Sutton Hoo! Join us throughout June on Patreon for daily coverage as it happens. Plus two live shows here on KZfaq.

"Sir" Tony Robinson 😂😂😂

Thank you for being so kind to have waited with this series until the Tally Ho has been completed.

That was great, I do admire the honesty when they say they are unsure, better than just guessing.Thanks roll on to the next one. cant wait

1:14:10 Archimedes has taught us his law of buoyancy: A body submerged (whole or partially) in a liquid is subject to an upward force equal to the weight of the displaced amount of liquid... 7 tons (as the the carpenter boss said) equals roughly 7.1 m3...Surely a 88 foot boat is able to displace a mere 7.1 m3 of water without going under...

I know it is maybe not fair to the other presenters and new team members. because they all are good. But there is only ONE Sir Tony Robinson. And one Professor Aston,God bless his soul. Phil Harding? What a guy. But times goes on, and so does life. Therefore, good luck to all and everybody!!!!!! Even if this is no - dig - by TT as such. And no the usual 3 days only...

The fact that so many pieces of history have been lost to reckless ignorance and indifference is what gives greater value to everything that has survived. Without guys like farmer John, we'd be tripping over every mundane remnant of the past like prisoners in a museum.

0:49 Is this history? That's a replica, why not show what was actually found?

Time Team meets Grand Designs… proudly worked on both productions!

Sorry another thumbs down can’t hear a damn thing you say with damn mood music 😡

Time Team is finally back- properly! So good to see Sir Tony back! It’s a dream come true for so many I am sure… Just need Phil Harding back…

Is it me, or does Dr. Martin Carver (6:15) sound a bit like Mick Aston? It made me tear up a bit hearing talking to "him" again. ❤

My ancestors came from Soterle which is not far from Sutton Hoo. Soterlega was mentioned in William's first "census," also know as the Domesday Book. This is south of Norwich and quite close to Beccles in East Anglia. It appears that Normans, who came w William in 1066, occupied the Anglo Saxon estate, taking it's name as a surname about 1100 AD.I suspect that the original occupants of the estate might have been knowledgeable of the original "mounds." I look forward to following this series and learning more about Sutton Hoo!!

I wonder if they talked to the guys in Norway who did the Mykelbust ship that's 100' and is seaworthy. Also found in a burial mound. Super cool, Sutton Hoo is one of the things that got me into history.

Beautiful, just beautiful.

That was most interesting and informative.

It was so lovely to see Tony and Helen again. How wonderful to watch an ancient boat rise from the dirt so to speak. Great job.

A superb documentary Tony Robinson, I've been involved with Danish and Norwegian projects as a crew member on the Havhingsten fra Glendalough, and a volunteer building the Saga Oseberg, but I've always dreamed of seeing a full-scale replica of the Sutton Hoo Ship, and thankfully this is now a reality. A few years ago FTDNA informed me of a close genetic match with a Swedish warrior (VK555) found in the Salme Boat burials in Estonia back in 2008 & 2010, quite incredible to think about regarding my life-long interest in Viking Ships!

Watching this is like Christmas morning to me!!!

Diversity built Britain. Never forget whitey

Finally 🎉

viking boat Knoerr only really BiG wow

if you put a black hood on you could easily be mistaken for a sith lord in that thumbnail pic

Nice there making these new episodes. but they feel a bit dragged out. Part of the charm of the old time team is that the episodes are always under an hour this takes like 3 times a normal episode

This is NOT Time Team. It’s Maritime Team.

It brings me so much joy to see Tony again on Time Team!

Can someone please tell the vlacksmith that ir-reguardless is not a real word it is simply reguardless with no (ir) on the front. You're supposed to learn that in grade school.

Fantastic craftsmanship, mathematical engineering, enduring hardwork, problem solving, creativity, programme editing, investigation and research, and lots of volunteer specialists. Worth its weight in gold. Kudos to Sir Tony Robinson for returning to Time Team. Exciting progress. ❤

I know I will be not look favorable but to me the presenter seem to over bear the archeologist they might be qualified but he talks over them and not to them and let them explain what’s there

"When I die I want to be buried in a really big, thin, fast-looking racing ship - like that one over there on the river, but much, much lighter and more streamlined, and put forty oars in it!" "Err... Yes Your Majesty!"

It always worries me that dendrochronology damages ancient timbers and leaves them unsightly and weakened.

Sir Tony Robinson you make history Rock💖💖

Happy 30th!