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This isn't a "Timeline" documentary. It was made by Channel 4 years ago. Timeline probably stuffed it up.

Agreed lol

@@WombleyWomberly thanks

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This happens a lot

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Yeah, that WOULD be cool! Nice idea! 👍🤝😃🇨🇦☘️

Are you offering to fund that project?

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​@@davetedder8196that's what English Heritage is for... the money that goes to the royal family should go to the upkeep of these sites.

Well, I think what they meant is that previously high carbon steel was readily available, and with rediscovered furnace techniques they are now able to do low carbon steel of consistent quality - like they're used to around 2000 years ago already. So when you compare cast iron to steel, steel is much more pure than cast iron.

@@RubenKelevra Your explanation is great, and makes perfect sense, however, It's still incorrect as stated in the show, since they don't include those details. They just state that steel is a purer form of iron, which is wrong on its face.

@@TorvusVae yeah, I think he just forgot the word 'cast'. But the show is so cringe I couldn't watch it through... give me a timestamp and I have a look what he actually wanted to express :)

Iron Ore vs Steel Alloy. Oxford Dictionary vs The Various Vernacular of The UK. Visual Context vs Persnickety. Wanting to be understood vs Just Making Noise. :)

@@RubenKelevra I'm sorry you think Time Team is "cringe"? 1. Why are you here and 2. What are you talking

Real name? Cool, either way.

@@UncommonSense-wm5fd He ment to say "better", I assume? Not a bad mistake to happen to a commoner. OP should calm down before he comments.

He's a knight commander of the order of the British empire. he is absolutely not a commoner. Utterly wrong about steel, but one of the highest ranking knights in the empire.

Have you watched the black adder

Thanks you too

This made my day! Thank you, i hope you have a great safe day as well!

You too! Drink water! Take care

Dear Shelbae_TheQueen: You speak with the heart of a queen who cares about her people. 👍 May many good wishes come back to you!!😃 🤝🌈🐾🇨🇦☘️

Thank you. Back atcha!

Where I live it was mostly sand when my parents moved in , in 64 . Now it has 4-6" of black top soil . It isn't just erosion and wind drift that builds up soil levels

And at the end, if you win, you'll take home five of the most archaeological things!

I'm sure they would like that as well but they all have jobs to go to.

Me too!

Why is there a 3day rule. Seems like they would do there best with 1 full week

@@angrypug9841 Because they all have other jobs as mentioned above.

@@angrypug9841 Everyone involved in the series have regular archaeological careers, Phil teaches and leads digs for Wessex Archaeology, even today in his 70s. Mick was working with Bristol Uni. for most of the shows run, after he left Bristol he was still active in a lot of archaeological digs and studies till the day he died. Carenza worked for various universities and archaeological societies and trusts over the course of her time on the show. You will find similar stories for all of the people involved with the show. They could only spare the time for a few days of exploratory excavations. On top of that there is also the funding for the show, the production company simply can not afford the costs to have more than an exploratory excavation of a few days to see what is there, several of the sites on time team did get full excavations later.

Søren Bech Jensen I would love to see either a reboot of Blackadder or perhaps a version where they are 35 years older than the 80s incantation. All are still funny and alive. I think it would be fantastic.

One of the things I like about this show is the different ways of saying things, keeps me on my toes working it out, with some people not sure how to say it and others are right I'm just not familiar.

@@bitsnpieces11 Don't humor a self-proclaimed troll, even if he is right. The expression is "all hands on deck", but "all hands to the pump" is also said. Anyone who berates Sir Tony Robinson over a moment of confusion over two little words (insignificant in this case) is not worthy of your faith in humanity or the benefit of the doubt.

It is the wrong title, this is Time Team Season 18 Episode 5: Derwentcote, County Durham

So right!

He’s so annoying, what’s the reason he’s on TimeTeam?

@@dorothykiehne4135 I think he has collected history related shows, and wants to take ownership of, and present them under the title of "Timeline"

Ruben Kelevra I did read your comment in the exact moment he said that. Funny. I didn’t click on the time tag

@@rafaeltorres4728 did you had the same thought on this map?

Ruben Kelevra I didn’t pay too much attention on the map actually. Kkkkk

Or you just install Adblock for free on your computer.

lol

You need to mind your own business.