Is There A Hidden Roman Villa Buried Beneath The Town Of Litlington? | Time Team 

Addicted is the word for it. I really enjoy watching these episodes. It's fascinating.

This show ran for twenty years. They are lucky no one was ever seriously injured on the set though Mick did pass away which I suppose trigged the show ending.

😂🤣🤣 come see the dead roman in the bowl

29:05 weird kids

And tony and phil gave tmi 🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

A different kind of archeological "dig".

Aye, knuckle deep in archeology he was.

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He just pointing to where his Brain is!

He will definitely be embarrassed by that in a few years time.

So true.

i think little towns like this that have a bit of lore, the people find it very easy to get into it when something new pops up.

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I think everybody is well aware of that....

Who, me ?

I do wish they could spend maybe like 5 days in these places?

Time team ran for 20 years and ended in 2010. Several have since passed away. The producer is starting new digs this year, but the team is different.

that does assume that something quite catastrophic happens. Unless that occurs, there's unlikely to be a point in time where mankind simply decides to toss away all our records until now. Most likely we'll transfer all (most) information to newer techniques. And who knows what storage mediums we will create in the future. I also wonder about future archeology techniques there will be. Perhaps straight up time travel, or some way to extensively track atoms or energy back through thousands of years. Maybe we'll simply be able to reconstruct entire scenes out of thin air. Whatever WE imagine will happen in the future, could fall far short of what will actually be possible.

29:23 picked a winner!

@@eddiesroom1868 LOL 😂

@@NorwayT thank you, thank you I would bow but...

Time Team is no longer in production but there are two new specials being filmed right now. It was in production for 20 years so there's lots to enjoy.

with the old 555 logo too! RIP Colin MacRae

Very old saying, Roger. :)

Thats ok kid the first time a young man told me my Mustang was SICK I got salty considering he was driving a POS ! imagine how dumb I felt when I found out that Sick is a way to say good nowadays go figure?

In Denmark we say “stille træskoene” which means the same.

Just to keep us guessing.

What?

@@annazaman9657 orgies or wild parties probably

Obviously so they wouldn't fall up into the sky.

Because Romans were discret people ?

In fairness, no one has ever come to my home in Dayton Ohio and asked if they could dig in my backyard for Roman remains. If they did I’d say yes!!!

I wouldn't hesitate...as long as there are pints at the end of the day and good conversation...

Dude, what? The only thing in our backyard are old pets.

Money. That and getting not only your home, but your village/town/city highlighted on a nationally beloved television show. Notoriety helps tourism, tourism equals outside cash inflow.. Idk I'm honestly just speculating, but it seems logical, no?

I read that they promise to everything back to its original shape

What's more fun for him, digging old pottery shards or nose goblins?

by far my favorite part of the episode, he's just having a grand ole time

I thought Jesus was of average height.

Even the new episodes of this show are from 10 years ago +. The older ones are from the 90s

It started in 1994 and ended in 2014, I think

Hi I believe they were in it for at least 20-25 yrs ago. If you see how all the archeologist are looking quite quite mature even Matt and Henry how young looking they at the time. Can’t wait till there’s a new Time Team Go Time Team!!!😄

They named Britannia, but wait the Greeks named the Isles before Romans even arrived....lol

They created the first major roads, had the first centralized government. They invented concrete, even if everybody forgot about it afterward.

@@pienuniek well, there is a much more longer list of Roman/Greco-Roman achievements but we must keep asking again and again 😉😂👍

@Organic Farm oh I know. Just named a few.

@@pienuniek Apart from that?

Do you think any Romans went to Italy ?

Where? In Rome????!😂

Phil is quickly becoming my favorite 😂 there’s an episode where there’s a caution cone that gets labeled “caution Grumpy old git” and I love it!

Yes Baldrick has a cunning plan.

Your kind comment has me feeling a bit Emojiless 😎 BTW, I just invented that word I checked the dictionary. Please feel free to use it the circumstance presents itself. Cheers!

@@chazvalvo2840 You are a true poet 🍀🌸🍂🐚🌹🎋🌿 Your kindness touches my heart 💜 May all your days be surrounded by love 💗 sunshine ☀️ and the most stunning evening stars 🌟

I had the same thought. He's probably an American. LOL

@@brandon074 Yeah, nice one!!!! That'll SHOW EM!@!!!!!

War

Lol uncle Phil would not be classed as a dodgy character.

I too noticed her scraping away at it

Pollyanna, I personally believe that with the footprint the Romans left on Britain it is impossible that there aren't any present day descendants all around England. The same goes for Ireland with the Vikings Dublin was for all intensive purposes taken over by the Vikings who for many generations shaped the now future of what Dublin is.

Think about that for one moment. Did the so-called Romans (whose citizenry and soldiers might hail from any part of a vast, ethically mixed Empire) ever reproduce? Well, duh. Yes, of course. And did they ever interbreed with non-Romans, conquered people’s, barbarians etc? Well, again, duh. Of course. So. Do traces of “Romano” DNA survive? For a third time..duh. Clearly. Or were you hoping for a newborn dressed like a member of the Ermine Guard to pop out of some unsuspecting Italian woman? Think, think, think before you ask silly questions and end up with garum on your face.

@@judeirwin2222 I hit the like as a precursor to ensure you that I reply in peace not looking for a quarrel. But sir your reply as sound and accurate as it was seemed a bit harsh towards Pollyanna. It is abundantly clear your either formally educated or self taught makes no difference you are well informed. Not everyone was raised in a learning conducive environment and all who seek knowledge should be afforded that opportunity, she just asked a harmless question that we both answered and now that we shared our knowledge with her she knows. I feel strongly about helping others if possible.When I was a young man I had been invited for the first time to a Black Tie affair at a luxury hotel in Miami Beach. When my girlfriend and I walked in I knew immediately were among a different class of highly educated people my girlfriend's Aunt was there she happened to be a PHD dealing with Anthropology the conversation turned to her expertise and with one suggestive thought she made it into a big deal embarrass me in front of everybody told me how wrong I was and obviously I'm a pudgy blue collar worker with little or no education except for what I taught myself and she knew that and she put me out there come to find out I was right she was wrong it was a fact that had already been proven will before I ever even met her so it wasn't something that just was found out they're trying to ask for help just help them you could be the hero

@@chazvalvo2840 cheers sir 🍻

@@pandemicgrower4212 TY Sir, we seem like minded in this area so I'll spread a little manure around for your enjoyment (hopefully) There are a couple of different ways you could approach things in life some of the things if you keep in mind that you will attract more flies with honey than with vinegar it may come in handy. However it was not until I read a quote from Al Capone then I realized there was a much better way of saying that. Al Capone said you can get much further with a kind word and a gun then with just a kind word.......🙂

Got any reasons why or just being angry on the internet?

It's to do with money. The more days the more money it will cost. Plus all the people involved have jobs to go to during the week

@@annazaman9657 I figured that was it... it just hurts cause a little more funding seems like it could unearth a lot more knowledge. Thanks for the reply!

Many of the archeologists work at universities as well during the week, hence 3 day digs.

The origin of the three days constraint was explained by Tony Robinson himself in "Tony Robinson on Mick Aston and Time Team | DigNation 18", ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eD9mFCwFVZ4.html, from 17:25 on.

@@joelpleutret4351 That's a brilliant interview; I watched the whole thing! Thank you for sending it my way

@Neil Deep 2009 so 12 years later now

What is your native language? Just wondering, because if this garbage was meant to be in English, it went horribly wrong.

@@judeirwin2222 isn't it some kind of "After the pub" English ?

@@judeirwin2222 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ll-lia-FEIY.html

What……..? Vietnam is battle body grave under of the man past like Roman 🤔🤔🤔🤣🤣

@@kcsunshine4008 so their no way to tell were they buried at you saying and who was in the burial ground to. KNOWing American he have NO records who were buried wonder with the grave could be found today

A nice one.

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Walk me past the out house I can tell you this in three way: one will be the best and the others you can choose from but the real answer comes next, then I can continue what we started.