The Dark Age Secrets Found In The British Countryside | Time Team 

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I also believe that even if we did excavate them there might be nothing left because they might have been destoryed in the building of new settlements.

"Moi land" 👍

@@edwardfletcher7790 It's Me* land not Moi 😆 🤣 😂

@@natashabegley1346 I'm quoting exactly how Phil pronounces it. He's got such a great accent, very easy on the ears.

I love this stuff so much, I became a professional environmental Archeologist in America.

HA, same. I have it on repeat in the background when at my computer. Comfort show.

Time Team was the first series I ever binge-watched when I accidentally came across it about 10 years ago. I still love re-watching the shows, and am looking forward to the new revival.

I had to pause one last night, I was falling asleep 3/4th of the way through lol.

Actually most don't realize, genetically - we don't know who the Celts actually were. Hers a copy of my Comment: He is original, That's for sure! Copy: *It is Not Celt, or Celtic Orgin* (unless the Basque are the Celts), we really don't know what Celts were, *it is Gael, Gaelic, Phil is original English, and they like the Irish and Welsh (the Early migrants that came, post Flood) and they were BASQUE,* i.e., "Iberian" and per their History. "from Atlantica" (be that Atlantis or another area "on the Atlantic"). The others are British, (Anglo Saxon i.e. Germanics)., and I would say "and Normans", but they too are "Germanics" ... then there's a few Roman descendants scattered about. Phil is more related to me, than his British friends and he is more authentic to England than the Germanic Queen. No wonder Phil likes his "Pints"! God Bless him, his is One of my People, a Similar Tribe! Iris of Counties Kerry and Cork lineage (Kerry is my next location of interest, possibly of residence). Chicago Born North Side: Go Cubs - Go!!! Beth, ahhhh "Mary Beth" Tennessee, USA 🍀

@Celto Loco No, that would be Germanics. Phil is original English. If interested, Please see Copy of my Comment below. *It is Not Celt, or Celtic Orgin* (unless the Basque are the Celts), we really don't know what Celts were, *it is Gael, Gaelic, Phil is original English, and they like the Irish and Welsh (the Early migrants that came, post Flood) and they were BASQUE,* i.e., "Iberian" and per their History. "from Atlantica" (be that Atlantis or another area "on the Atlantic"). The others are British, (Anglo Saxon i.e. Germanics)., and I would say "and Normans", but they too are "Germanics" ... then there's a few Roman descendants scattered about. Phil is more related to me, than his British friends and he is more authentic to England than the Germanic Queen. No wonder Phil likes his "Pints"! God Bless him, his is One of my People, a Similar Tribe! Iris of Counties Kerry and Cork lineage (Kerry is my next location of interest, possibly of residence). Chicago Born North Side: Go Cubs - Go!!! Beth, ahhhh "Mary Beth" Tennessee, USA 🍀

Archeology is almost non existent in the USA

"Moi land"

Ah, but it all depends what side of the Avon you're born. (I comes up from Zummerzet, where't zider apples grow,)

@@betty5064 True. Phil was born in Oxford but grew up in Wiltshire. Still, he speaks West Country rather than West Midlands. I've debated with friends whether Shakespeare's accent (or dialect) would have been more WC than WM.

his ancestors might have hunted in doggerland, too, before it got soaking wet and unaccessible. so he basically knows more about britain as everybory else. genetically speaking, lol

@@the_rover1 no. the neo-lithic population of Britain was completely replaced by the Beaker People (the same people who built Stonehenge) around 4000 BC.

Yes,there is a lot going on historically in my part of the world.If only I was still there.I am wondering what's going on regarding the possibility that young Edward,the elder prince in the Tower,was spirited away to Devon,to be brought up in safe obscurity on land which belonged to his half brother.

I was just think holy shut Elvis is actually alive dam I lost that bet for a second

@Sebastian Cody that’s BS! I entered in a made up Instagram name and it said it had hacked the account and proceeded to ask for a NON REFUNDABLE $12 for the password. I verified that no account existed under the name I entered. SCAMMER!

No where near as clever a response as you think this is.

But we have found DNA, culture, law, and language.

Bessie,why don't you come on a dig if you haven't already tried it?

"Flint" as a possible ancestor 😂

Amen,I'm pretty bad at seeing shadows in the soil I will admit.....

It’s expensive. And these archeologists have day jobs

@@Tawadeb i am also sure it would take many more days, if not weeks or months to do the prep work for such a program? after all one does not go off and start 3 says digging without some preliminarily work?

@@benediktmorak4409 usually the local archeology group has started but time team has more resources

@@Tawadeb thank you for your reply. what would also interesting to know, what happened after the 3 day dig. will everything closed up once more. pr are the local owners of a castle, house r field exploiting it further? will be for sure also interesting for visitors. and in one case they found a whole bunch of bones. common sense and decency would suggest that they will get a proper burial? and not just chucked into the ground and covered over once more? i love the episodes, but not once i have seen or heard about a - follow up - . what happened after the time team leaves. suppose i will write to them and ask questions there as well?

@@benediktmorak4409 there is always a team that fills it in. Matt used to help fill the digs back in once records had been done

Nah we just heaped them into piles to save on wood. Gotta protect the forest yah know......

Because all the previously found pottery was removed when it was found leaving very little.

Yes general Melchet could have punched Baldric

I was wondering the same thing. There was an American version of this show a few years back that only lasted 2 seasons.

@@brandon074 do you know if it's on youtube?

@@Jellybeat90 Just search for "Time Team America" There are a few episodes of it on RU-vid.

@@brandon074 thanks mate

@@Jellybeat90 No problem. :-)

The movement of the coastline in the British Isles is well documented. Old courses of rivers show up clearly on ground radar. And other than deflection from retreating ice from the last ice age there's been very little tectonic movement in this part of the world for thousands of years. They're looking for Saxon settlements, about 1500 years ago. These people have devoted their entire careers to this subject, and not one of them has an IQ below 130. They've not overlooked changing coastlines or river courses.

@@JGrowl-er9md I recently worked out that in my lifetime (I'm 77) Britain and America have moved just over nineteen feet further apart. It's no wonder transatlantic air-fares keep increasing.

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No.

@@1234j Oh, Okay, that sums it all up, NO. Perhaps it was just the usual annual dust storms, from surrounding farm fields, that sounds more feasible.

@@1234j What a Fudd

Learned something new Fudd means benefit in translation 😊😊​@ellagrace27306

uhhh...yes..but...actually? rather not. what about yesn't? might be related to ritual stuff.

The stuff they are looking for isn't the usual buildings, walls etc. because all the wood hasn't been preserved (that's the stuff that isn't there), so all they are left with is post holes, occasional tools and a few bits of pottery - stuff that is difficult to find.

Central Europe it seems