Is There A Buried Ice Age Mammoth Beneath Oxford | Time Team | Odyssey

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Time Team have travelled to Oxford to piece together an ice age landscape, revealing the sort of world our earliest ancestors may have lived in.
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@kasie680 8 месяцев назад

Every time Phil says “innit” I just smile like a goon! Lol 😂

@lapetitechatmere6749 Год назад

Phil was pretty dishy back in the day! 🔥 It's so fun to see how young they were and the how rudimentary the technology was. How amazing that they worked together, respected each other, and were able to produce so many episodes of this show for us to enjoy.

@lizd85018 Год назад

I agree with you

@omarra6781 Год назад

Glad to know there are others out there who think this.

@eboracum2012 Год назад

And how young we were, as well...

@polgara1573 Год назад

they are making more they have already put out 2 more digs go to time team offical

@meganlawson4575 Год назад

Phil!?! You're easily pleased.

@patriciahadley2374 Год назад

Tony was really in his element here. I absolutely adore him. He brought the whole programme to life with his dashing around bringing everybody together and asking intelligent questions. I do miss this exceptional team.

@RatelHBadger Год назад

The new hosts have their own presenting style, and will come into their own in time. Tony was a brilliant combination of enthusiastic host and everyman asking good questions that allowed the experts their moments to shine. He wasn't an expert presenting a documentary, he was just passionate about what they were doing and glad to have experts fill in the details for him, and us.

@8888Rik Год назад

I'm an American, and a retired evolutionary biologist, and I worked for several years on an archaeology survey team as their osteology consultant and field crewmember. I've been watching TT episodes for abut 3 years now on RU-vid, and I love them. and once in a while, I stumble on an older one, and and the original cast is there. It's like running into a group of old friends. Watching TT makes me really miss my archaeology days, even though the world was grueling.

@TVeldhorst Год назад

Why was it grueling?

@8888Rik Год назад

@@TVeldhorst It was physically extremely difficult and taxing, and the work days were long. And I was in very good or even excellent physical condition.

@HelloIAmJo Год назад

I love watching Phil do flint napping. It's always amazing to see this dude who just rediscovered the methods for making functional stone tools just shooting the shit while strategically banging two rocks together to make something cool.

@MrSnead-vp1ll Год назад

Then you must learn one thing, " bu!b of percussion

@BoyProdigyX Год назад

Even some of the ancient stone tools they find aren't as quality as what he can do. And they did it, presumably almost every day, for every year they had the motor skills to do so during their whole lives. I'm always impressed... I wanna see him try some obsidian!.

@guinevere4365 Год назад

I’ve been watching Time Team for as long as I can remember- sometime in the 90s I think. I discovered British crop circles at some point then too and it certainly provided me with intelligent fascinating investigations I could never do myself. Now at 76 I still watch every Time Team I can, no matter how many times I’ve seen it. ❤ Thanks Mick, Phil, John and a cast of thousands for brilliant work that is timeless.

@BoyProdigyX Год назад

That's great! I'm so very lucky to have found this show recently, so even though I've binged every episode that's crossed my path, they're still _new-ish._ I even still find one I haven't seen every now and then. It's fascinating how the show's evolved over the years!

@Frank-qs3pe Год назад

I love how all of these people get along so well and respect each other trade.

@uptoolate2793 Год назад

They are indeed British. To a fault.

@granthurlburt4062 Год назад

Yes indeed. I love the humour and jibing. You can only have that with a team who know each other. Alice Roberts almost certainly has a sense of humour but it humour cant be used when the presenter is visiting dig after dig for a day or two, and interviewing an exhausted dig leader for whom enthusiasm has long worn off after a month or two. the Time Team knew each other and benefiitted from "early days" excitement. Their work revealed what would repay digs lasting months

@jrmckim Год назад

@@uptoolate2793hmm I'm guessing you've never seen the British debate politics 😏

@DOTTYTIME Год назад

I am always impressed with Victors art work

@chickenlampbrent Год назад

I like seeing them all young again.

@Iluvatar402 Год назад

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Mick in the dirt digging, I knew then this was a old episode aside from Tony's hair lol

@ajsbpelq Год назад

I would recognize Mick's sweater anywhere 😊

@Bloomcycle Год назад

We found a beautiful mammoth tusk fishing on a small island in northern Ontario Canada and donated it to our local highschool back in 1985 . It was in my daughter's history class 30 years later

@65stang98 Год назад

how big? they go for abt 10-100k sometimes more than that nowadays depending on size and condition

@kennethknoppik5408 Год назад

Wow that's pretty cool and now it's in your daughter's history class? Wow

@Wonderwhoopin Год назад

Should have sold it

@brettwilson3142 Год назад

I'm in Southern Ontario on the escarpment. I would love to find something like that here.. Very difficult in this area. But not unheard of

@sward0483 11 месяцев назад

This brings back memories, not the show but the tech. Lol I remember when that stuff came out and was like, revolutionary compared to the computers etc that we were all using

@k8eekatt Год назад

Mammoths 🦣 are often found while doing construction in Oregon USA too. The current climate here is very similar to that in London as well.

@bigbensarrowheadchannel2739 Год назад

One of my favorite episodes of TT. Look how young they are. Phil was the man back then too...

@larryzigler6812 Год назад

Tony was the man back then too...

@kennethknoppik5408 Год назад

What year was this?.

@kennethknoppik5408 Год назад

@@larryzigler6812 he had hair back then hahaha

@larryzigler6812 Год назад

@@kennethknoppik5408 Possibly 1998 . Back when the divine TARJA was with her first band ☮☮💘💘

@larryzigler6812 Год назад

@@kennethknoppik5408 So did I .

@reginaromsey Год назад

I love Phil Harding, last saw him on a dig at Waterloo where he has matured nicely. My one piece of confusion is how he keeps his hair from constantly getting in his face! Same with the long haired Time Team ladies. I have hair that length and it requires severe clips and braiding for gardening. Digging for archeology is just gardening for bones and rocks?

@donnadees7031 Год назад

lol, I have that problem, too.

@kennethknoppik5408 Год назад

Me as well hahaha

@deborahparham3783 11 месяцев назад

Have you tried extra hold pump hair spray?

@kmanyrivers Год назад

Well this is an oldie! Phil is looking quite fit, if I do say so. Is that the same hat he always wears but just back when it was new with the spiffy feather?!?! The technology of geo-phys really did revolutionize the field and I love how excited and intelligent and quirky the whole team is...and it is funny that pre-drone era how they had to get an overview of the site.

@RatelHBadger Год назад

I always laugh when Phil or Carenza go up in the helicopter to look over the landscape... Now everyday people can use Google Earth to do the same job, or like you say, send up a drone and take aerial photos.

@jrmckim Год назад

This is before he hurt his back and he could actually walk completely upright back then.

@TJ_Beam Год назад

Look how new Phil’s hat is 😂 I love these old eps…❤

@czgator9000 11 месяцев назад

He is on some new archaeology program and got a brand new hat finally! All the other TT crew who are still with us are on the new Time Team.

@cargilekm Год назад

I really enjoy rewatching this one. But they all do look so young. Cheers

@lesleyfitzpatrick1711 Год назад

The best thing is Phil chipping out a handaxe and the usability of the left over flint flakes to do many things

@suecastillo4056 Год назад

Love this!!! Love these guys!!! Best series ever!!!

@randomchance7796 Год назад

Whoa, Tony's got a lot of hair. IS THAT PHIL?!!?? ooh, check out that groovy computer, lol. Unintended entertainment value😁

@raehughes6465 Год назад

My GOd!! How young they were!!! Episode stilll stands up

@reginaromsey Год назад

Nostalgic look at the old CRT monitors.

@claytonbouldin9381 Год назад

Wow! They were so young here. I really enjoyed this episode. Personally, I would have kept on the Mammoth tusk myself :P

@an-tm3250 Год назад

Tony's narration & the musical selections are great production features. Love & admire the talents of each team member. Amazed at their 3 day accomplishments.

@BoyProdigyX Год назад

Agreed... Have you seen what the Timeline channel did to these episodes? The editing is done well, but they changed the music to the most _bizarre_ pieces. Sounds like something you'd hear waiting in line at the Harry Potter ride. haha

@jrmckim Год назад

@@BoyProdigyXsome of the original music had to be replaced. Why they choose sparkling goth music I don't know. 😅

@SN-sz7kw 4 месяца назад

I see Mick & click. RIP dear, dear gent. You are missed.

@patriciajob7829 Год назад

Thank you very much for the pleasur we can feel with this team working toghether for a réal knowledge and not a "etablishement truth". Thanks very much it's a real pleasur to start the day with such a happy team.

@katherinecooper6159 5 месяцев назад

I like Phil and Mick - so intelligent!

@Aemirys Год назад

This has got to be one of the first episodes!

@dbaider9467 Год назад

The soda can at 15:13...35p!

@tennillepatterson5500 Год назад

The Team is so young here.

@patrickwentz8413 Год назад

First scoop of the excavator and they find a mammoth tusk. Unbelievable.

@annettesmith472 Год назад

100 years down the track another bunch of archeologists come along and are excited to find his new flint tool and think it’s Neolithic 😋

@jrmckim Год назад

Wow they introduced everyone back then, even Mr Victor. 🎉

@RM-yw6xe Год назад

How could I have never heard of this wonderful show?

@frankj.artino2203 Год назад

I agree. One of my favorite episodes ♡♡♡

@phoule76 Год назад

I like the intimate close-up shots in this early one.

@jonathaneffemey944 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for posting

@benediktmorak4409 Год назад

Tony with long hair and Phil harding still with a -new -hat. must be a very early episode?

@mariashelly6392 Год назад

OMG he's Baldrick again! ❤

@TravisBrady-wn8fr 2 месяца назад

Just a well put together series. Newer productions could take a few tips from these guys. Well done. A+

@donnadees7031 Год назад

Interstate 40 in ARKAnsas uncovered a mammoth while being built. Everyone in DES ARC & Hazen AR gathered to witness digging. wow. Year 1965, I think.

@relicrecoveryspecialist16 Год назад

Yep, I remember seeing it at the U of A when studying archeology, and history

@brianjohnson8918 Год назад

Tony was channeling his inner John Lennon biker look in the intro!

@The_Bookman Год назад

Oh, Phil.

@The_Bookman Год назад

Also, wasn't having hair nice? Back in the day...

@rosannaschiaffino5796 Год назад

tony looks so cute with long hair

@promiscuous5761 Год назад

Thank you.

@TheGoldbaxter Год назад

It would be helpful if the date when the program aired

@davidpayne8413 Год назад

Try Wikipedia

@EuroWarsOrg 8 месяцев назад

Wow! Thought I had seen all the episodes! What a nice surprise.

@charleneblake1146 10 месяцев назад

Very interesting!!!

@nigelparrott6944 Год назад

Interesting that they were talking about ice ages and very warm ages ?

@carolynhoffman9757 Год назад

Phil’s hat looks brand new!

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 6 месяцев назад

Thank yu.

@unowen9668 Год назад

Phil's hat was new!!!

@jonerlandson1956 Год назад

that is what i like about this show... they get around...

@peter4210 Год назад

my psychologist: "don't worry, tony with long hair does not exist" me right now : *Cartoonish hearth pounding out of my chest

@cobrabite1963 2 месяца назад

6.24 two men needed to carry a computer monitor 🤣🤣

@katherinecooper6159 5 месяцев назад

I have done an excavation with Earth Watch - a great experience. I did one in Arizona and another in England

@jasonhare8540 Год назад

Gravel pit , The UK ... Look out for a BBC camera crew and a big blue box 🤣

@watcher171 Год назад

Tony catches Carenza

@cleverfitz779 Год назад

Good evening everyone

@frankj.artino2203 Год назад

A Mammoth accomplishment. (Sorry)

@candismith4779 Год назад

Tony! Your HAIR!

@davewalker8630 Год назад

baldrick

@chrisbassett8996 4 месяца назад

phil would have fitted in really well to the medieval life

@Rusty_Gold85 Год назад

Half way through Phil was exposing a Mammoth head and tusks, next he was out of there on his own hitting Flint with a sullen voice -even Tony had a temperate conversation with him. See what you think ?

@deborahparham3783 7 месяцев назад

He isn't sullen. He's just concentrating on the flint knapping. You have to pay attention while you work the flint or you will wreck it.

@WilliamDuckett Год назад

Anybody know what kind of camera they we're using?!? The auto focus is fantastic, the quality is great for the time swing as this surly isn't shot on film

@dwaynegalvin8799 Год назад

Probably a few ox buried at the fjord!

@sheilahperry-rosales8748 Год назад

Love the old clunky computers!

@ordiekelleher2641 Год назад

Cool beans!

@danacallanan2922 Год назад

OMG ... Phil's hat looks almost new ! I didn't know Baldrac was a baseball fan !

@North_West1 Год назад

Tony with shoulder length hair. 🎉

@emilyc8958 16 дней назад

The way i KNOW this must be season 1 or close when they're saying "let's not get distracted by a mammoth, we need to look for seeds"... no! I want to see the mammoth!!

@brucebird133 3 месяца назад

Any chance of including in the description the Season and Episode :) think this is S3 E2

@Oh-hardy-har-har 8 месяцев назад

I once found a flint arrowhead on Bex Hill. I was only a child, and I was very disappointed that one side was broken. At the time, it challenged my need to find a perfect one. It was discarded because it had failed in the maker's hand.

@Mark-ej4uf 4 месяца назад

The documentary was extraordinary, until too much crowd gathered on my watch.

@alexisdespland4939 Год назад

is it one single river or a location of a past junction of two or more water courses.

@georgecoates2079 Год назад

Ohh Sue!!

@emilyc8958 16 дней назад

LOOK AT HOW NEW PHIL'S HAT IS 😊😊😊😊

@hudsonfrank1121 Год назад

Must be an old archive upload.

@davidbodeker6752 Год назад

Does anyone know what series this is?

@Val.Kyrie. 9 месяцев назад

In thousands of years, there’s going to be a lot of confused archaeologists finding the places phil has been with his flints.

@Chibob55 Год назад

I think I saw a Commodore 64 in the tent.

@jomon723 Год назад

What year was this made ...New?

@mussnasir8587 Год назад

Who are these upcoming longhaired newcomers in Time Team??? 😂😂😎👍

@aura1298 Год назад

The hair! 😏

@lesleywest5719 Год назад

It's amazing that the same species of fish are so easily identifiable after all that time 😂

@jari2018 Год назад

so uk had a native mammut -so where are the herds gonna be at when they are ressurected

@WhatsCookingTime 7 месяцев назад

If they actually do Siberia

@neilfleming2787 Год назад

Wow Stewart is hardly recognisable

@geraldinesera8915 Год назад

In the long, deep, trench. Some of the finds obviously (bones, teeth) are ancient... but I truly question any significant value/importance of the wood PLANKS... !!!!!????

@klondo Год назад

they change the title to make it reappear, wish they wouldnt so i know which ones ive seen already

@debrahugo7123 Год назад

Pottery ¿

@lizzy66125 Год назад

seems this episode :alot of people standing around not really understanding what they're supposed to be doing.

@debrahugo7123 Год назад

Why didn't you try out the clay? Novice

@clintonsmith9931 Год назад

Give or take a couple hundred thousand

@VikingReacts Год назад

So the temperature was higher? Must have had mammoth riding V8's pumping CO2 in the air ;)

@suebarner8364 8 месяцев назад

They have apparently used flint flakes to perform scarless plastic surgery.

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 6 месяцев назад

obsidian

@trouserbottomdog6120 5 месяцев назад

Pitty they didnt have Google Earth

@TheJxvi Год назад

1998?

@shojinryori Год назад

1996

@tomchittum8726 Год назад

No, it's Prince Andrew. He was going out for some "fresh pizza" last week, tripped and fell into a snow bank and has been there ever sknce.

@lesleyfitzpatrick1711 Год назад

These people have no concept of fluvial geomorphology. Over 200,000 years, that river has changed path many, many times. Unless a river is confined by non-erodible rocks. The natural floodplain is demarcated by the high ground flanking it. If where you are has been deprived of it's natural floodplain width by channelization, you really cannot know what is going on.