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➤ Time Team's Top 3 MILL MYSTERIES 

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@Janettemay64
@Janettemay64 Год назад
Got to love Phil, He's the "Watch me pull a rabbit out of a hat" guy, he rarely fails. I love his laconic laid back manner and accent.
@mick7even
@mick7even Год назад
Phil wears short jorts 🤣. Love this show
@jerryodell1168
@jerryodell1168 Год назад
The first mill is somewhat special because our Family came from the nearby area a few centuries ago. They could have eaten bread from flour milled at that mill or milled in an earlier mill nearby.
@estevaocunha5302
@estevaocunha5302 Год назад
I miss Mick 😥 Archeology is so interesting and important but the way you do it is spectacular, very well done and organized program. I'm just sorry it ends so quickly. I was glued to RU-vid for 50 minutes without losing a minute.
@beverlystewart1096
@beverlystewart1096 Год назад
Love it when Phil says “Stone the crows!”
@AnnaAnna-uc2ff
@AnnaAnna-uc2ff Год назад
the graphics of the mill wheel variations are wonderful
@justinhoffecker4642
@justinhoffecker4642 Год назад
Thank you so very much for these videos.
@liquidsonly
@liquidsonly Год назад
I love water mills. They seem like the ultimate use of a renewable resource. Seasonal for sure and the water was not there when the grain was there.
@525Lines
@525Lines Год назад
So many Monty Python references to mills, this is very helpful.
@unisternsdorf6504
@unisternsdorf6504 Год назад
Great job - always :)
@earlymorningtwilight9119
@earlymorningtwilight9119 Год назад
The work that Stewart does would make his mother very proud.
@tango6nf477
@tango6nf477 Год назад
"It was knocked down in the 1960's" how many times have I heard that, it was a decade of "knocking down" in the name of progress mostly, but it was a decade of loss where many ancient buildings were bulldozed to make way for developments and roads amongst other things. Now it is too late we regret this destruction, it is very very sad.
@ralphjonesog7149
@ralphjonesog7149 Год назад
It wouldn’t be time team without phil harding in a pair of short shorts! 😂
@earlspiece9403
@earlspiece9403 Год назад
An amazing quote in this episode.... "over a period of a thousand years the life of a mill can change enormously?". Coming from the States (USA) a thousand years of contiguous operation is amazing!!! Love this show and history of my forefathers!!!
@rknowling
@rknowling Год назад
Mick to Tony "Or posh restaurants. The sort of place you go to" haha Totally compelling and fascinating, especially the first and third segments, where we could see them building up the mechanism piece by piece. Although I loved the Manchester site, I found the combined steam engine/ water wheel mechanism much harder to understand: Time for a Wikipedia dive!
@jhindle7883
@jhindle7883 Год назад
It was difficult to understand because the video showed a rotative steam engine - this was not how the system worked. It was really a conventional water-powered mill and, because it was located away from a suitable water source the innovation of steam power was used to pump water not to turn the wheel. There were two reservoirs at different levels; the high level supplied the water to turn the wheel the water then passed into the lower reservoir from whence it was returned to the high level to pass over the wheel again 'ad infinitum', so long as the stem pump kept working. It has been vaunted as the first steam powered mill, but steam was not used directly. The dialog must have confused others but the fact remains that Boulton and Watt did not have a rotative engine (at the time) to offer prospective clients so the presenters should not have introduced that element into the discussion.
@rknowling
@rknowling Год назад
@@jhindle7883 Thankyou so much! that certainly clarifies things for me- much appreciated!
@greencan853
@greencan853 Год назад
You could probably accurately date the retrieved iron work thought to be part of a water wheel by looking closer at the threads on the bolts and nuts.
@pambrown6260
@pambrown6260 Год назад
Tell us how/ what
@townview5322
@townview5322 Год назад
In Australia, sheets, tablecloths and napkins etc are still called. collectively, "Manchester". Department stores have a Manchester department. I suppose because that was the name on the crates of cloth arriving.
@AnnaAnna-uc2ff
@AnnaAnna-uc2ff Год назад
Thank you..
@pegjames188
@pegjames188 Год назад
There’s a water mill a couple of miles away that was at one time owned by a radio ham who was the first person in Britain to hear of the Titanic sinking,he heard the distress call but was not believed ,Arthur Moore was his name.
@brianhaskard1042
@brianhaskard1042 Год назад
Don't you just love Helen? ❤
@c1ph3rpunk
@c1ph3rpunk Год назад
Made me wait ‘til the last one to get Mick’s sweater, ‘eh.
@grimmstein3714
@grimmstein3714 Год назад
If you ever wondered how Millstones have been made by hand, I recommend this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HtNLEYQnFRs.html
@TheDavidcrockett
@TheDavidcrockett Год назад
These guys do in 3 day what would take mainstream 3 years👍
@townview5322
@townview5322 Год назад
AND.. is that why Open All Hours was Arkrytes? (don't know correct spelling0
@pennycarter3433
@pennycarter3433 Год назад
Usually spelled Arkwright
@freeholdtacticalmed
@freeholdtacticalmed Год назад
Dr Geake is such a hottie! Brains, beauty and what a smile!
@NCWTWENTY3
@NCWTWENTY3 Год назад
Posh shops 🤣
@johnharvey1693
@johnharvey1693 Год назад
We are trying to get in touch with any member of Time team to report the character.. Craig Denny AKA West country clegg. he is putting up images of sensitive archeological sites in the UK this person is very likely revealing sensitive sites to "NIGHT HAWKERS" if any one can send on this message to T.T please do so ..Thanks John Harvey
@khavvrin
@khavvrin Год назад
Time team has a Patreon now. Your best bet to get ahold of them is to message them there, especially when they are doing a fund drive.
@johnharvey1693
@johnharvey1693 Год назад
@@khavvrin OK thanks, I have made contact...John
@joekenorer
@joekenorer Год назад
@@johnharvey1693 I love when people leave a comment in a forum and sign it, lol.
@johnharvey1693
@johnharvey1693 Год назад
@@joekenorer Will we get a reply from TT regarding this person who is sending info about sensitive archaological sites??
@joekenorer
@joekenorer Год назад
@@johnharvey1693 Probably not through RU-vid, maybe through Patreon but you have to hope whoever reads their social media emails gives a damn. I really don't know where you would go about that, it is a problem.
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