Does This Hill Hide A Buried Palace From Celtic Legends? | Time Team | Odyssey

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The Ulster Cycle is one of the most iconic works of Irish mythology, but its ties to real history have always been foggy. Now, Time Team are investigating the site that could be one of the palaces of Conchobar mac Nessa. Is there any truth to this myth or have the Time Team stumbled across something else entirely?
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@brianwillerton8659 Год назад

I'm sure that when Mick, Phil and that farmer were all standing together there that every Barber in Great Britian was squirmin'...

@-on_porpoise-7972 Год назад

I like how in the beginning shots, the cows are all lined up, curiously watching the humans dig.

@katemullen7349 Год назад

Hearing Tony pronounce all of the Irish words properly (for the most part) makes me love him 100% more.

@nataliemay415 Год назад

I think he really does try his best, I know he did a excellent job on his Australian tour.

@pageribe2399 9 месяцев назад

I'm a grateful American who wouldn't know how to pronounce any of these words without Tony's help.

@PLnbdy Месяц назад

He did a great colonial Boston accent when time team was running geophys in the harbor looking for tea service.....

@Rebecca-le9hn Год назад

I live in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one of the oldest area of Philadelphia. There are old buildings being torn down and new buildings going up with no concern about looking for old items. It's sad.

@brianmitchell8422 Год назад

My family is from the same area I’m related to William jones.

@suzannekosic4088 Год назад

Fight it, protest it, you are so right! These buildings should be saved.

@stilllookingup9999 Год назад

That will be purposeful sorry to say, if they look for and find anything then they would likely have to postpone their building project. Also there's the whole hiding our true history part of it. It is sad, very sad.

@Aries-gn4vv Год назад

Sounds like everywhere else. Sorry though that you live in Philly.

@Russia-bullies Год назад

FYI.There was an American Revolution battle named Germantown.

@TheBadMoJoe Год назад

Just when I think I’ve seen every episode, I suddenly stumble upon a gem like this one.

@AtomicBlonde1 Год назад

I agree

@jrhpng Год назад

Have you watched Time Signs, it's what came before Time Team, with Mick & Phil etc

@katherinebonkowski8925 Год назад

He has been doing this for years.

@kathieoray2990 Год назад

@Lefein Noel you û6h66 you 555

@ruththinkingoutside.707 Год назад

Early Time Team is some of the best ones, because Tony is new to a lot and they are still working on the whole production flow.. It’s a nostalgic feel and it’s not as ‘high tech’ besides John 😁 A magical cast of characters, they caught lightning in the bottle with this show.. it’s nearly perfect ‘tv’.. can watch and watch and rewatch and still love it all ❤

@mistyvaughn6356 10 месяцев назад

I didn't learn abt the show until long after Mick's passing, but I have a little chuckle when I see his striped sweater throughout soo many years of the series ❤

@eboracum2012 3 месяца назад

The best seasons had Mick.

@willmfrank 3 месяца назад

For that matter, did Phil Harding EVER buy a new hat?

@bluelagoon1980 3 месяца назад

@willmfrank He did, indeed! He even proudly proclaimed that the old one was rank. Considering how much sweat soaked into it over the years, it's no wonder!

@Birdtoes 2 месяца назад

@@willmfrankYes, a new felt and a new dressy straw.

@Birdtoes 2 месяца назад

Mick had more than one striped sweater over the years. So wish he was still with us❤️

@jonpatterson7211 Год назад

I never tire of these programs. It's wonderful that folks are exploring history, even if it's of another nation other than my own. Thank you so much from Kings Mountain, North Carolina.

@vickiewallace415 Год назад

They have an updated time team on Patreon! Not all of the same cast and no Tony but many of the same archaeologists. Quite enjoyable and worth looking into! Edit: Marietta Georgia USA

@iron_rush_theater1246 Год назад

Same, but I keep asking "why only three days?"

@iron_rush_theater1246 Год назад

And don't think I didn't catch the Iron Maiden "Killers" shirt at 24:17!

@rubynibs Год назад

@@iron_rush_theater1246 Time limit: 1. money; 2. a time limit is a way to add excitement and tension to a storyline.

@Russia-bullies Год назад

You should try viewing Time Team America without the same expectations.

@ward26102 Год назад

How did I never come across this wonderful program before? I'm binge watching all of them now. Thank you, Time Team and Odyssey.

@Teresa-ih4sn Год назад

It was great fun to watch for the first time, and for the 2nd, n 3rd etc...lol

@Fetguf Год назад

Time team has their own channel, with lots more episodes

@billbeau Год назад

There's 20 years of episodes, so binge away. I've been watching them since the late 90's. I think partly it's Tony Robinson, he's so entertaining. You might also like his series of videos trekking across the ancient hiking trails of English countryside, from village to village.

@azynkron Год назад

It started on Discover before that became a reality TV channel. Then it was on History.

@davideldred.campingwilder6481 Год назад

Did you know that the presenter Tony Robinson was Rowan Atkinson's(Mr Bean fame) sidekick 'Baldrick' in the Blackadder series?

@IV9000 Год назад

Wonderful show. These always bring me peace and I wonder if I should have become an archeologist instead. Reading up on the team, I realize both Mick and Robin passed away a number of years ago. Sad to watch them knowing they’re long gone.

@BC-ui9yt Год назад

Victor as well, sadly.

@seandoyle2983 11 месяцев назад

@@BC-ui9yt ah Victor, what an artist.

@jennstewart3003 5 месяцев назад

There are ways to join Archeological digs now without any prior training. This show has inspired me to take on the task at some point

@MsKariSmith Год назад

Time Team is an excellent program and should be a part of the history program in schools.

@defluonemo Год назад

Time Team Season 3 Episode 5 - "Palace of the Irish Kings" air date: February 4, 1996

@1MoGuzzi Год назад

Thanks

@mlr4524 4 месяца назад

Walkie-Talkies added so much more drama and suspense back in the day lol. Loved playing with them as a kid. Just not the same with everyone having a cell/smart phone these days.

@vivianramsay2527 Год назад

I think that it hardly matters if a palace per se is found cause all of the historical evidence is so exciting! Short of digging the entire area the fun part is finding the puzzle pieces, the discussion, the analysis, the speculation! And all the local folks excited to see their own history!

@crazyquilt Год назад

Having Baldrick as a presenter never ceases to make my brain seize.

@melanisticmandalorian8909 Год назад

He has a cunning plan !!

@allon33 Год назад

He is a one of kind.

@tonyevans9999 Год назад

Sod Off?

@lowspark68 7 месяцев назад

Forget Roman mosaics. Where's the giant fossilized turnips?

@Spondre Год назад

Strange thing is that when they said "Neolithic Axe" I heard "Teeth fully waxed."

@Tanya-ty2rc 8 месяцев назад

What I like about time team.. you can go back and watch the ones when tony had hair.,!! and Phil wasn't grey..! a good dig is a good dig it's timeless 😅😊😂

@harridan. Год назад

the drawing which prefaced this episode is, i think, of a compelling painting titled "Meave" which i saw in the wonderful book Warrior Queens by Lady Antonia Frazier. amazing painting

@leecarlson9713 5 месяцев назад

The three day time limit had a number of reasons behind it. 1) It adds interest and suspense-can they do it? 2) the professionals all have regular jobs, many of them at local universities, so a three day dig allowed them to work Monday through Thursday. 3) and financing, of course.

@dragonboardj78 5 дней назад

Plus more days in the same slot of time so many details would have to be edited out. I mean 7 days in 45-50 minutes??

@leecarlson9713 5 месяцев назад

Love that Cormack is using a piece of train rail as an anvil. It would be hard enough, and easily transportable.

@lindseyelliott7038 Год назад

This is my new favorite show. Much love from Dallas Texas. I really wish we had more archeology here qwq. I would have gone to school for it if I could do it all again.

@flipflopski2951 Год назад

We would never do "archeology" like that in the US... too much to go into here but for beginners every bit of dirt would be screened and the painful excavation of the spur was obviously put on for show. It's an entertaining show but shouldn't be viewed as serious science. OMG bronze and Iron age stuff where there should be castles!.. Shocker... since every site in Europe has an older component like that.

@BlueNJazzy Год назад

I live in Indianapolis. I agree with with you to a point. I live on a property that the settlement is 200 years old. With three bored kids one summer, I bought a cheap metal detector. I used it and pinpointed where signals were. The boys had so much fun looking for finds. I did a test pit in one far corner of the property hoping to find the old outhouse pit. My youngest grandson started digging and found milk glass shards. I learned from time team and a wee bit on to another generation.

@thomasmitchell828 6 месяцев назад

Wow! Tony, when he had hair. btw great video

@ezerlab1 Год назад

What an ancient Time Team episode! I must dig this out now!

@kafon6368 Год назад

When you see the hair, yea, it's an old episode 😂

@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar Год назад

Hahahahaha The beauty of the Internet: old hairstyles last forever. 😁 I want to give him a haircut but I’m so glad they did this exploration!

@susanpallister8037 7 месяцев назад

Time team season 3 episode 5 February 4 1996 Tony and Phil have hair!

@ChristaFree Год назад

In America, at least around my town, these Neolithic type stone tools are everywhere. My property is full of them. Pottery and little carved stones too. They were smelting iron in my backyard. I found the furnace liners when putting in a septic system. Slag everywhere too. It's hard to find a stone that hasn't been touched by man. There's pottery in every ditch and there's mounds everywhere in my small town. I've personally documented 70 different places, etc is every place I've looked. My entire property is mounds with a small bayou going through it which used to be a river tributary until they created the reservoir.

@stephanieyee9784 8 месяцев назад

Lucky You. That sounds like my Dream Property!

@chiararomano1818 7 месяцев назад

What town do you live in?

@V.Hansen. 6 месяцев назад

Are you in Ohio?

@pal4204 4 месяца назад

Do they have a Bayou in Ohio? 😏@@V.Hansen.

@V.Hansen. 4 месяца назад

@@pal4204 since the definition is just a marshy body of water, I do suppose any river, lake or creek could be marshy. Even in Ohio And Ohio is covered in mounds made by natives

@bettygreenhansen Год назад

I appreciate that your only advert is for more history on a pay channel. 👏🏻 I do not appreciate the videographers who sponsor and hawk products like razors and home meal delivery.

@Alasdair37448 Год назад

Is brea liom gaeilge, is i teanga go halainn. ☘

@deborahwade3002 Год назад

A wonderful program I will watch them all...Thank you Time Team

@kerriefearby9542 7 месяцев назад

OMG they are all so young and Phil's hat looks brand new. what series and episode was this? Anyone know?

@reneharkamp4309 Год назад

AMSTERDAM 🌷 TO TONY, 👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼 ( l am 72 now) YOU ARE SO TALENTED SUCH A NICE PERSON I DID LIKE LESS KNOWN WORK OF YOU EXPLAINING THE BIBLE TO KIDS, YOUR WAY GOD BLESS YOU MAN❤️

@reneharkamp4309 Год назад

GOD as in David Allan ; ,,May your God,be with you

@leecarlson9713 5 месяцев назад

This is Season 3, Episode 5, which aired in 1997. Obviously, this is County Armagh, in Northern Ireland.

@christinawhalen644 5 месяцев назад

My Irish ancestors from Oster moved to New York to Ulster county. I never knew this and then I moved to Ulster county and place called Kingston New York. Germantown is across the river from us in Dutchess county. It’s pretty crazy.

@taxiuniversum Год назад

The guy who can’t stop speaking in Gaelic is hilarious. 😆

@marymcsherry1965 Год назад

He's speaking in the old soft Gaelic language as it should be spoken, he obviously grew up with it. Nowadays it's often harsher and not pronounced so gently unless in the Gaelic speaking areas

@Zine2me 11 месяцев назад

I do wish they'd have found a smith that wasn't a bit of a turd. So fun to see everyone - Timeless crew there will be a pleasure to watch for decades to come.

@cattymajiv Год назад

Do they purposely choose cloudy days? Or is it always like that in the UK and Ireland? How depressing! I live in place like that too, and it's hell. Nobody ever feels good. You don't recover from months of cloud with one sunny day.

@JuxZeil Год назад

@36:57 Did anyone else notice the similarity between the geophys pattern Tony was following with his finger, and the carved stone Stewart found?...🤔

@thomasandersen2534 Год назад

34:45 I love this part. Such a nice touch 🍺 🎶

@Aemirys Год назад

Another of the very first episodes! Love it!

@allon33 Год назад

When Tony still had hair.

@skellabnella Год назад

@@allon33 and the frumpy pullover/ugly dad sweater were the height of men’s fashion.

@neoclassic09 Год назад

given they always have just 3 days they should change the name to "Not Enough Time Team"

@jesterboykins2899 4 месяца назад

Tony is ecstatic! lol 12:30

@zacksbeyondourplate6784 Месяц назад

I've been studying how to film my channel which is about food adventure, and comparing my edits to this Time Team works. How the different disciplines work together, the behind the scenes ,and how this is very educational in many ways. I'm getting there!!!

@dhkent55 Год назад

Wow! So young and alive!

@jennstewart3003 5 месяцев назад

I love how their bronzesmith just decided on his own to only speak the native Gaelic to confuse the hell out of Phil and be more "authentic."

@janegaughran9828 22 дня назад

Haven't heard Irish in decades ..gives me shivers

@paulapridy6804 2 месяца назад

Never get tired of this team❤

@meredithcook6829 4 месяца назад

I'd love to see what some of the other geological features from around the area...just west of Navan Centre and Fort there is a forested area with geological anomalies.

@ufxpnv Год назад

Wow this is an old one. Tony and Phil both have hair but Mick looks pretty much the same.

@perryg13 Год назад

27:08 John - "We can't afford scissors." lol

@ernestbroadway4477 Год назад

the artwork of the lady on the cover was done by my opinion the finest artist in modern time..the detail in his ad and cover work was unmatched

@stinew358 Год назад

It's an early 20th c illustration of queen medb from the ulster cycle

@ernestbroadway4477 Год назад

@@stinew358 J C leyendecker..

@SmashedCr4bs 2 месяца назад

I like how Micks hair hasn't changed in 30-odd years. The man is nothing if not consistent

@seosamh7486 6 месяцев назад

I can’t imagine that Barbary macaque lasted very long here.

@breannadyck3415 Год назад

Mick saying deadass at 8:43

@KptnHaddock_ Год назад

Made me laugh so hard! Is this a common british slang word? I only know it from current pop culture.

@TimG133 Месяц назад

I have read these stories this is fantastic that it exists thank you.

@annazaman9657 Год назад

The navan center is a gorgeous building

@nataliemay415 Год назад

34:43 I love that song, especially because it has my mum's name in it (JM) ❤ 35:26 cheers Tony 🍻

@edwardmckenzie3402 10 месяцев назад

the ditches look like that rock carving

@binkolney196 8 месяцев назад

I wonder how many times the archeologists wanted to tell Tony to buzz off ...

@adidnac Год назад

The cows! Love these early time team shows

@bethbartlett5692 Год назад

*Ireland offers so many magical ancient finds.* ☘️ What Mainstream Academics/Archaeologists call Myth is far more real, though sadly misinterpreted, understudied, while the Academics seek that which supports their 19th Century Theory based Paradigm, and that is far more Myth than any story left by our Ancestors of any time in History. Arrogance truly is an Ignorance and wastes so much time, work, and monies. This is changing in this very era, and a "return to Discoveries using the "Standards of Science and Research".*. That is such an exciting expectation! ☘️

@StRaphael-we9qn 4 месяца назад

Hi there, try working out Australian history based on some old cave paintings 😮

@mckjoshua1 6 месяцев назад

I love the bronzesmith would only speak in Irish lol😂

@KelticTim Год назад

Ya gotta love the way English archeologists dress and act. They absolutely still blackball “blue collar” archeologists who aren’t part of their little club.

@gradbuckie Год назад

Robin Bush is amazing R.I.P. fine Sir.

@4rdale Год назад

At 21:00 I wanted to say “get your fingers off that book!”

@themyceliumnetwork Год назад

24:16, kid's got a Iron Maiden Shirt on Tony has hair, this must be from 1983 LOL

@RM-zu2nh Год назад

The castle may have been at the other end of the carriage track but they threw out everything into the pond. The hump in the middle of the pond is all the collectables.

@VulgarWhitey 14 дней назад

Every episode from the last 30 yrs of time team is available on RU-vid for free You don't have to sign up for anything. It's there for the taking. It's brilliant television. Don't let anyone capitalize on our history

@michellepollard3591 Год назад

Love listening to the accents of the peoples of the different country's that make up the U.K .

@jujucox694 5 месяцев назад

Stewart is brilliant.

@kevadonis Год назад

i often wonder after a night of drinking if the time team works the next day with a hangover lol. if they do they do a splendid job hiding it. i watch every episode i love this team.

@DT-sb9sv Год назад

Yes. Us archaeologists do. It's a matter of pride.

@georgeb.wolffsohn30 Год назад

I've watched episodes in which they absolutely do work with hangovers. No excuses, just get digging. I seem to remember a few with Matt groaning a bit.

@vickywhitesell7482 Год назад

I love all of Time Team!

@richardtippett729 Год назад

I miss Victors drawings :(

@larryzigler6812 Год назад

take a pill

@BinkyTheElf1 9 месяцев назад

Contra the comment early on, Camelot did exist, and more recent archaeological finds seem to prove something like it. Could we say: it’s good to be sceptical about the “absolute certainties” of earlier eras of skepticism?

@JamieTransNyc Год назад

@ 12:28 Tony is such a great actor..... It almost looks like he is actually bored!

@cindyrissal3628 Год назад

I find it very interesting that the spur looks exactly like the ones found in tack stores today...

@janettebrown8910 Год назад

Look at their coverings each one is great looking. In Ireland your outside coverings had meaning.

@MrMomo182 Месяц назад

Watching this now is the same time difference as watching a program from 1968 was then.

@JessicaStinson-og1rq 4 месяца назад

I don’t know if you guys go back and read these this was an episode I had not seen till recently, but I have noticed a lot of times you guys talk about people moving in to another site and using the old homes or ritual sites, etc. why did the people have to move in? Why couldn’t they be the same people generation after generation, I’m just changing their tools and mood of living but not moving out of the old neighborhood I lived in in the same neighborhood for over 50 years and it changed a lot in 50 years so I could only imagine how much something to change and thousands of years, but still be the same ancestors of the original people

@andrewsock1608 Год назад

To me it looks obvious that the medieval people filled the Bronze Age ditches. The medieval people wanted to ride their new horses so naturally they filled the ditches. Probably for the fox hunt.

@cindyrissal3628 Год назад

I want to see him make a bronze disk w/ period tools, rather than some of the modern ones he uses...

@karmakat8016 Год назад

I'm afraid that's very expensive

@Val.Kyrie. 8 месяцев назад

They have three days not months.

@ianscott9396 11 месяцев назад

They were so young

@jonerlandson1956 Год назад

@31:20... that prehistoric carving looks to me like two sets of opposing legs...

@marcharsveld2914 Год назад

It's a Volkswagen.

@jonerlandson1956 Год назад

@@marcharsveld2914 the peoples choice...

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff Год назад

Thanks.

@jesterboykins2899 4 месяца назад

Hard to not have a good time in Ireland. Very hard. Good times. 35:30

@Redgolf2 Год назад

At 38 mins, is that a Sigma SA300 or SA7 that John is holding?

@davidhakes3884 Год назад

I had a hit after viewing the "Rock art/carving" and it looks very similar to one of the just made electronic charts?

@stephenwright414 6 месяцев назад

The cedlieh looked like fun

@VulgarWhitey 14 дней назад

This odyssey business is just a middleman you don't need

@doggonemess1 4 месяца назад

This is Tony's Ben Franklin stage. :)

@pauls3204 Год назад

These odd looking circles (usually covered in trees) appear all over Scotland n Ireland No one goes near them in Ireland as they call them fairy circles and think they are haunted My neighbour in central west Scotland had one in his field 80 feet across in a near perfect circle covered in extremely old trees He reckons it was just a place to dump field stones in centuries long ago when the nearby land was first ploughed . He says it would be the natural shape(slightly domed) if you look at a pile of field rocks dumped at the end of a modern ploughed field you could hardly argue against his opinion

@laetitialogan2017 Год назад

@@fallschirmjager0000 exactly... we respect them

@karmakat8016 Год назад

We don't go near them because we believe the " quare folk" own it and you will bring wrack and ruin on your family if you mess around there.

@alexhayden2303 Год назад

Many of your new citizens will not care a jot, as long as you feed and house them!

@pauls3204 Год назад

@@laetitialogan2017 same thing

@alexandergaus493 4 месяца назад

😂 As often as you hear a place could have a ritualistic purpose from time time, I'm beginning to think the cliché about archeologist always wanting to assign a ritualistic purpose to a site if only because they didn't find another purpose, they have been responsible for the "creation" of that cliché all on their own.😂 I love them so much!

@elisabethbennenbroek8382 Год назад

Stories of the Vikings are important to find connections with cultures in Russia, Middle East where the Vikings had trade and worked as hired warriors, slave trade

@ULYSSES-31 Год назад

The posh English make an absolute balls of the Irish names. Tony Robinson gets it right.

@pauls3204 Год назад

This must be an old one Baldric had got hair !

@kasketchayne 3 месяца назад

interesting to me how similar the marks on the geophys at 37:00 are to the marks on Stewart's rock he found at 31:45

@amonamaria2000 Год назад

My mother's heritage Dublin Ireland and Paris France I am mostly Irish with Basque.

@doitatit Год назад

Another great episode. But I was a bit taken aback by Phill’s comments to the Gaelic speaking craftsman. Email Macha is of deep cultural and emotional significance to Irish people. Would Phill have said what he did to a Welsh speaker? I hope not. I love Phill’s authentic West Country accent, and would watch any show with him in it. I especially enjoyed his Waterloo digs. It was a bit of a surprise and disappointing to hear him seemingly disrespect the young Gaelic speaker.

@mangela9517 Год назад

You misundersood Phil because you are listening with prejudice. This was pure joy and fun. He was laughing at the fact that he could not understand gaelic and was given the task to present what's going on. If you followed his 20years in Time team you would know that

@wendymortimer6862 11 месяцев назад

What is the reason for language? It’s to understand each other. If you know I can’t speak your language but you can speak my language, how stupid and disrespectful are you to speak a language to me that I can’t understand when there is an alternative. The smith is just being bloody-minded.

@NancyCampbell-rk9rm 10 месяцев назад

@@wendymortimer6862Reminds me of my time in the US Army, we were working with the French Army and the guys were having a hard time getting anything done, the French guys refused to speak English. I was the night shift maintenance supervisor and when they tried that with me, I pointed out they had no problem speaking English when they were trying to pick up the American girls at our barracks. They didn't even look guilty for doing it. Needless to say I blackmailed them into speaking English to me and we got the job done. I didn't rat them out either.

@Blessings.429 Год назад

Me 68ys My mother and I would visit my granny in hostel ( retirement home). I was 3-4 anyway my granny would speak English but would more often speak Gaelic , with thick accent. Sometimes I would answer in thick English accent, took me ages to lose it that day. I remember one time she yelled at me to speak bloody English. I have never tried to learn Gaelic.

@jcw99 4 месяца назад

It's not actually 'Gaelic'. Gaelic is the language spoken in Scotland. They are related. In Ireland it's official name is 'Irish'. When speaking in Irish the name of the language is 'Gaeilge'.