The Lost Iron Age Hill Fort At Dinmore | Time Team | Timeline 

It really is true. Now the early episodes with tony’s long hair and rain jacket are pretty dated to the eye but the content is still timeless. And you can watch these episodes multiple times and catch more because you actually get an Amateurs education the more you proceed through the years. Even more so for an american like me who hasnt grown up with this history around me. I really do love this show.

Yes but who will remember it was Time Team that created this fabulous series and not this History channel Timeline trying to take credit.

True dat!

It’s easy to do

They’ve begun doing this!!

get the diggers!

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I'm a Brit, but lived in Phoenix Arizona for twenty years. In Phoenix a really cold winter's day would have a high of about seventy degrees. In England anything over seventy degrees is a heat wave. As a teenager I remember my grandmother holding onto me and saying, OMG it is so hot I can hardly breathe. The temp? About seventy two, lol.

@@carolinebarnes6832 -- 72F? Here in Alabama we pray for days like that. Our summers are usually about 95F with 80%+ humidity. The humidity makes the air feel like pea soup.

Absolutely agree Googie. That thing gets pretty manky at the end. Sadly you can feel Phil's sadness when he replaces it. That peice of history should be preserved, maybe bronzed in honour of Phil and the Team.

You gotta love the hat

That’s how you know what episode you’re on!!

Cheeky!

As long as she is willing and interested. Seems that she is happy enough so far but he is making a rather broad suggestion..... 1000, 2000, 3000..?.. 🤫🤫🤣🤣🤣

@@private15 hahahahaha 😜

Hello Marian. . I like the video... How are you doing?

Hello Stef... maybe it is.. How are you doing?

Rain will do that.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2aDN42Ezedw.html no black screen overhere

Lol no it's same intro as all others Be awesome if he for some reason he did that everytime

@@ydnsr3699 yeah that's why I was like , he might as well lol

En gaulois, a dun is a fort, like Verdun, the big fort. En Breton, it's a din, like Dinan, the small fort...

Hello Mark

The native Irish speaker in me instantly thinks “so you’ve found what’s probably the largest of the local hill forts in the area. The name Dinmore (“large hill” in most Celtic variants) didn’t do it for you?” Also a river (Lug) named after a major Celtic deity flowing past the front door should ring a bell that you’re by a significant site.

Cheeky! Cheeky British humor/humour.

Ha! Ha! Ha! A sexual innuendo!

While it's true that religion gets pointed at too much, I don't think it's entirely wrong either. (Although I really think Francis from TT goes overboard with it.) Today we live in a world of "separation of church and state", but that's not the normal model for human societies. Even today, you can go to rural villages throughout the world where almost everything people do is in some way guided by religious ritual. Even our own calendar has a Christian religious festival for almost every day of it, we just aren't familiar with most of them anymore. So market places, "meet-and-greets", etc. probably gained religious significance simply by virtue of being a place where people met. So you'd chop up some animals for a feast, and have somebody perform some religious ritual to make sure they had the blessings of the gods not to zap them with lightning. Similarly, on other episodes, we've learned that unmistakable temple grounds could also serve as trading places during festivals.

@@Bramble451 Could have been anything. A military training camp, a farmers market, a place where the settled disputes in ritual combat. But no evidence of anything but a wall and a trench , therefore religious sight.

There are no centers without any bits of religion.

Because many things point to it, that's why. This kind of comments always make me roll my eys. If in 4000 years some archeologist would excavate a Church and trying to make sense of its features, some smartass would complain: Why have they always come up with"religious center"?

@@karlkarlos3545 Many things??? A dead goat that someone cooked?

The archeologists work at universities and on their own longtime digs, hence 3 day digs, however other diggers will sometimes continue after they leave if something of importance has been discovered.

Could be they get a week , two days for the weekend , one to travel there , three to dig and one to travel back

I just love Francis....such an outreaching personality and imagination .....you gotta fill in the blanks...eh?

And where exactly was he wrong, smartass? He was right with almost everything.

To give up and wait for better weather? That just isn't British!!

How small is it?

does you device not let you fast forward through it?.

Anti-anxiety meds are cheap.

This was a tv series , every tv series I have ever seen , they played their intro before each episode