A Lost Royal Palace | FULL EPISODE | Time Team 

A Sociologist, Journalist, and Historian here, located in NW Tennessee, and I am always thrilled with Stewart's Landcape Archaeology + I love Maps! I'm not that taken with Anglo Saxon Archaeology (they weren't nice to my People, "lineage of County Kerry, Ireland), but I also adore Helen, whom is feature in many of the Time Team later Episodes. It's an all together great Team and each offering such fabulous Personalities and Professional Talents.

Stewart is absolutely the brightest person on the show. He’s my favorite as well.

Agreed.

You don’t see them on camera because they are showing certain hand gestures.

@@frankhoeppel2314 They probably slipped sedatives into the gardeners' tea and just tucked them somewhere out of the way for those three days.

Oh, my lawn, my lawn!!!

in my Family was no Gardener we make ThaT for fun

Taking building material from older, unused buildings was pretty much the norm for thousands of years. As is to add on to old buildings and remodel them to changed fashion and demand. It's a pretty recent idea to preserve things in the original state.

London has destroyed absolutely incredible buildings in the last 20 years only to replace them the ugliest examples of architecture on the planet. I didn’t even recognize the city the last time I was there about 5 years ago. Thankfully the UK protects as many great homes in the country as possible.

The gang of five men produced dozens of glasses a day. Any of them could have made a single one solo

Also, leaded glass stays got longer with less time in the heat. Most artist studios use non leaded soda line vs leaded today but the working differences heavily favor leaded glass.

@@joshschneider9766 what's the upsides to using leaded rather than unleaded

@@michaelmelvin3263 Clarity!

They do in another episode

Fresh

SO much this.

Yes! I wish I could have watched with my dad.

Welcome

👍 Phil knows his sh!t. You’d think they would have figured that out by now.😆

I know quite a few young, long haired archeologists and I can tell you they just lack the experience Phill has.

Phil knows what he is doing!!!

@@amptaxman It must drive anyone who thinks the man a twit quite mad. Don't underestimate anyone. No matter your first impressions. They might surprise you.

Phil is currently the senior field archaeologist at Wessex archaeology grooming his replacements.

Hope it gets better.

Me too!!!

I hope this takes you away ,hang in there,things will change ,it,s the way of things.be nice to yourself and remember to breath.God bless you too.

Awwe, so sorry to hear your sorry about your bad news, Cory. I love watching these guys, especially Phil. 💞💕❤

Sorry, Lory.🌈

I'm fairly certain they care what an American thinks.

I care but then again I’m an American. You have good taste. 🙂

This DAR (Daughter of the American Revolution) finds all history of the time period fascinating, regardless of location! And Tony Robinson just makes for an enjoyable and engaging narrator!

@@riseandshinejp It's like they're exploiting the role of a victim....

@@Millbrook1974powderedwater Victim? We won our revolution, did we not? ;)

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Me as well although I just discovered he is married so my crush is blown! LOL :-)

During the UK lockdown this year, Phil did a lot of smoothing work on a stone axe he first began all the way back in the 1970's. You can see it in an interview he did for the Wessex Archaeology youtube channel! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1nMtJPdqPto.html

@@willhouse thx I will check it. And this small nice guy?

Hardly! Jonathan is attractive, intelligent, and doesn’t mumble!

It's better on toast with a twist of pepper!

Black Adder! Such a great show.

@Brisdad53 Robin & Mick were absent from quite a few of the original episodes. Those shows do feel different, of course, but they're still Time Team. Be sure to look into the DigVentures & Wessex Archaeology channels here on RU-vid, btw, for some new material reminiscent of the old crew!

Closed caps too.

true that. It's kinda silly you yourself have to go to the time team wikipedia page, scroll all the way down click the relevant serie number. Just to see the title, original airdates etc...

Lez C I think we the fans can add CC, I’ll look into it as I watch these episodes daily and could write some CC

Never happens on youtube. All you get are upload dates.

NW Tennessee 2nds that! 😉

@@bethbartlett5692 👋👋 also NW Tennessee. Small 🌎!

@@justgonnagetbetter1037 Awesome! I'm in Dyer County, Newbern. My Dad's family were from Kenton, Gibson County side and we lived there on Onion County side when I was a child. It is a small world! Ya have great taste in entertainment.

@@bethbartlett5692😁 the Henry county side of McKenzie!

@@justgonnagetbetter1037 My Dad use to own a Restaurant in Sharon, TN (Eddlemons) and I use to call on the Courts, Juvenile Courts for Child/Adolescent Behavioral and Psyc Care, (St Joseph Hospital had a Program, like Lakeside) back in the 80's and 90's, my 1st professional job, Marketing Mgr, so I spent time in Henry, Weakley, Onion, and all the Counties throughout the State but specifically in W TN. I left and went into Lab business for Corporate and DOT Workplace Drug Testing, Nationally, and lived in Nevada 20 yrs. (I love the Desert) came back here for a health need. Sidebar Note: Tennessee is a such beautiful state but it has opportunities for improvements in it's having a (high amount of quick to judge attitudes), a common trait due to the history of Media's fostering of such negative drama. It's a symptom I feel Compassion for in our Public as it has gotten to such an overwhelming measure. (My degrees in Journalism, Sociology, and History background) My Conscious focus is on Understanding, rather than Judging. There's great opportunities that are emerging as we are becoming more aware and realized in the past few years. ▶ It is awesome to share interest focused on subjects like Archaeology through Social Media, rather than the all to common distractions of the negative energies "we are recognizing as unworthy rhetoric". Very Best Regards and Wellbeing to you, my "Local Fellow Tennessean!"

It's impossible to judge the age based on Tony, because he has looked 55 for the last 30 odd years.

@@volundrfrey896 that is correct😄 have you seen him during Black adder?

​@@volundrfrey896 Henry Chapman looked like a child back then. Apparently he now is a university professor at Birmingham.

Haha, my thoughts exactly!! Well done, guys. I'm with you, Phil..

This is Time Team Classics.

@@jturtle5318 I know but it is confusing as there are multiple issues of time team episodes on RU-vid.

There is 😄! Time Team Official, they've relaunched Time Team (old and new faces), all crowd funded and right here on RU-vid 🤓

He's most famous as an actor and a presenter. He was Baldrick in Blackadder in the 1980s. He's not a professional archeologist, but he's gathered an incredible collection of knowledge over his lifetime.

I think he met Mick Aston while taking a course on archaeology (assuming because he was interested in the subject), and when Mick was putting together the show, he suggested Tony be presenter. So Tony has more knowledge than he pretends, but isn't quite the professional. He's just very good at playing "the uninformed/critical viewer" without sounding condescending or fake.

I'm planning to move to my ancestral lands in Scotland in several years. It's quite a process but it IS possible. Just google it for the country you want to move to :)

There is something called a "grandparent entry certificate ". Or rather,the terminology has changed since the 70s,but the idea is more or less the same. Homework like birth and marriage certificates will be needed,but it is statute policy. There was a trip to Croydon I had to do when I was there to present the documents,the fees were reasonable,and there will be written policy available as public record. Whether that applies to your personal circumstances is something you can find out. Contact the UK consulate in your jurisdiction and ask ,there will be electronic information as well.

Wtf

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Some sites have been revisited; all of them still have stories to tell. What made Time Team really special in this aspect is that each episode's work was thoroughly documented in a professional archaeological report. If future researchers want to pick up where Time Team left off, they should be able to do so with a high degree of precision.

Yep, that "3 days only " thing is just insane and a big invitation to sloppy, slapdash investigations and excavations.

@@cameleonfleuri Contrarianism is out of fashion, mate. No one thinks you're smart for saying that. Our own eyes and ears prove that nothing they're doing on Time Team is below board.

Is it so much about the artifacts, though? They wanted to find out a couple of things, and so they did.

I have also seen a channel that calls itself "Time Team Official.". So, which one is really official? Virginia

@@playme129 this one is. The verified symbol beside the channel is the proof of that. Furthermore if you go to the " about" page, you can find links to their website and all their official social media pages. Also the digventures which Phill mentions is also official, and a lot of time team regulars appear there as speakers. If I remember correctly Tony Robinson hosted a time team Q&A on that channel not so long ago.

@ginkarasu. If I ad any idea of what you speak, I would dated already done it.

@ ginkarasu what "verified symbol?" There is nothing next to the channel on my screen.

@@playme129 Are you watching on smartphone? Because on pc, you see the "√" symbol next to the channel name.

Hey BootScootinBoo-@47:30 Tony says it was the King`s favorite home for 30 years until it became too old and rickety to maintain and it was demolished. What a shame huh?

Yes, it does seem like a complete waste to just knock such a building down!

It ended several years ago. :( They started in 1994 I think and went for 20 years)

Lots of episodes to watch on at least three other channels. Virginia

@@imbwildrd3693 i thought so cause it looks from the 90s but thanks for info

I also would enjoy a conversation with Phil. Virginia in Ohio