The Massacre In The Cellar | Time Team (English Civil War Documentary) | Timeline 

For future reference, when stripping turf by hand, this is usually quicker, better, & easier on the body than shovels & spades . www.razor-back.com/tool/specialty-tools/62218-sod-lifter-with-wood-handle/ Seeing Phil (& crew) about doubled-over , with a short-handled spade makes me wince . ;)

They've got new episodes. Two 3 part series on Time Team Official channel here on RU-vid.

@GET RAD yeah that isn't news to anyone.. finding out the circumstances of the move over here is what was Interesting to me. How big of a tool do you have to be to find something snarky to say about that. Congrats guy.

Very cool

I grew up in Devon, maybe we are distantly related :D

what Colony out of interest? would of had to have been one of the first

@@wynwilliams6977 In general, roundheads went to the non-crown colonies. Those were up North. Massachusetts was biggest. Cavaliers went to Virginia, giving their name to UVA’s basketball team.

I certainly agree with you there DOT But before we can be certain he is a character we're gonna need to dig a trench.

I was thinking the same when i clicked on this.

He sounds like Benny Hill often did.

@@E.T.S. It's not. This episode is from 2010.

He spoils it with his nonsense ..

Naught to do with his wearing shorts, but I just learned that Phil is about the same build as Henry VIII was (before he got morbidly obese and very sick). Phil actually fit into a replica suit of Henry's armor that's maintained at one of the Tudor castles.

"Who wears short shorts! We wear short shorts!" 🎵

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He has such yummy legs. Phil is just my type...le sigh 💘

You know it’s going to be a good episode when Phil has his cut-off shorts on.

IKR! Here in the US, I'm tickled pink on the fairly rare occasion that I detect something like a pre-1964 silver coin. Can't even imagine living somewhere with ancient stuff all beneath me!

I know...

@Zena Fanom what christians did to basically the entire middle east, and each others homes throughout britain.

@Rose Treiger sounds like an accurate description for almost any religion really, tbf, christianity is right up there with islam.

As you can see by the comments here ......times haven't really changed all that much. Will we ever learn from the past and learn to respect & get along with one another or are we doomed to keep re-living the past?

I hate all the hateful haters in the comments. Now, which one of you is gonna fight me?

I had that thought.

@@ebybeehoney So did I actually. 😋

Ha! I'm glad i wasn't the only one with that thought

I thought the same!

It sounds like stagnant water thst would have a definite stench not a pond

We have 3,500 of them in Ireland

I'm sure one of the subsequent kings would have found a reason to destroy them, even if not time and nature probably would, as they would see them as a potential threat.

Ya, I had the same thoughts, with some nostalgie and deception concerning all that have been lost throughout history just because of "wars"!

I caught that as well & got the idea they said that to give us an idea about the numbers on both sides? But as these things go IDKnow much about our own history let alone the English historical events. Interesting, yes!

Civil wars are anything but civil.

English Language comprehension failure. "The Civil War equivalent of X" means that X did NOT happen in the Civil War, but at some other time,and this is an analogous situation DURING the civil war being discussed.

@@dirkgently120 the moment you feel the overwhelming need to explain that which was already explained in the original comment. 🙄

I wish they’d taught us more about this war in American schools! So much interesting history!

Me!! I luv to learn. 👻🖑

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sweet.

So true! 🤣

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣absolutely brilliant

Oh god, i replied to that comment and then saw I had already done it before.....I can't remember doing it......yikes!😥

Yes! Can you imagine living in one of those nearby homes! ❤

Right? It's not even a loose shirt.???

She Who Knows All Haha! I was sewing on a machine while I watched. I hadn’t even noticed!

A rather sassy lass isn’t she?

She fancy baldrick 👀🤷‍♀️

I think she did that because the angle of the camera would have had some major cleav. had she worn her shirt properly .

If I recall correctly he was the only one they spared. That's how the document survived too I guess. Otherwise it would have ended up in a ditch with him.

Yes! Something has been nagging me about him for many episodes. Good call.

they cannot afford so many top-archaeologist-hours

@@stanislavkostarnov2157 I understand. Just wish they would stick with the site until the answer is found. The information they learned in 3 days was amazing. Can you imagine 3 months?

The show is cleverly disguised as an archaeological testing crew. They come in and check the site out for validity. If something of major importance, which to me all history is important, or needs more time...a full team comes out and continues the dig. Yes, after the show it is usually reburied and protected until that later team comes. The three days are just for television and testing, love.

I wonder if it has to do with legality reasons?

Finally, a sane voice in the wilderness...

I found a box of silver dollar Morgan's & other coins and a box within a box had 1800's silverware, both in one day. Best find in over 30 yrs of metal detecting. If you go to a beach at low tide and find clay, or rocks that's a good place to metal detect also cause that's where the best goodies are found.

@Eugene Oisten its as cunning as a fox who is Master of Cunning at Oxford.

I'm ashamed to say I can never remember the guys name. All that comes up is Baldrick. >_

@@Adjuni Tony Robinson

hahaha lol that brings back memories

@@blackbird5634 Thank you. :)

Hey, you got a valid point there. Either it was a musket ball (well sort of) carved by a soldier in his free time before battle to look like a human head. These were lead balls so can be carved easily. Or that's totally not a musket ball and a piece of an icon or a figurine.

@NuvYou Unfortunately that only helps if you're using a traditional browser.

If it means this channel can continue to exist and continue uploading these episodes, I won't complain.

wich ads?

We’re all lucky it’s free here. They need funds! Have you ever seen American TV commercials? We have blocks of 5-15 commercials at least 3-5 times throughout a show!

Erin Connelly I’m American and I’m so used to the ads I find it funny when people complain about them

It proves one thing.....Even after all this time folks seem to still think the same, and spread, anger, hatred...and whatever else and just seem to want to start fights of some kind. It's really sad.

Cromwell did nothing wrong...

WEIRD !! YOUR COMMENT WAS THE FIRST TO MENTION BOTH !!.... EH ??

She did it just to annoy you.

I dont know. And I dont care. Isnt it nice that in the West we can wear what we want and dont get stoned?

@@juanzulu1318 in the east no one gets stoned for wearing whatever they want. But scientist usually show off their brain, not anything else.

@@ezbayt8723 by pulling her already too-small clothes down to show the unsightly.

@@learnbahasaindonesia3361 i see. So they just get raped or slashed instead. That is of course much better, right?

amybarb25 oh no! What’s happened?

Mick passed away a while ago. Huge loss.

Interesting.

Honey, if you're taking about shirts, look at 19:05. Heck her whole top is falling off!

@@judyvalencia3257 poor lass thought it was cute lol

@@chowder8802 Perhaps that provides additional incentive to go into archaeology!

I keep expecting him to say, "I have a cunning plan" while talking to the experts... but he never does. =(

Hahaha so true!

To show how much can be done in a weekend . It was part of the pretense of the show, I believe they talked about it the pilot.

Oh, how I do agree with you Chris. Perhaps they should change the shows name to "Timed Team"

The archaeology is continued after the three days. But by another archaeological team. The Time Team television show is more like a test of the site. To see if there is anything to find and if further archaeology is necessary. But, most scheduled sites and listed buildings have a limit of how many trenches can be dug as well as the size of such trenches.

I think it's a musket, not a rifle

Praying. To find a mass grave. Like you do.

its called .. archaeology , you know , this is a archaeological programme , dimwit ..

@@wayneandrews9298 It's called a joke... Intentional ellipsis... Dimwit.

Considering the brutality of the supposed killings, I think Tony was just using the term out of context.

Agree, no such thing as a war crime in those days. Chivalry just meant that if you raped your house servant, you asked her to surrender 3 times before murdering her shredded dignity.

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The actual lesson is: Surrender the first time you're given the chance, instead of refusing several times and massacring a few hundred attackers first.

I don't c mick so I thought they were making them again..

It was broadcast in May 2010 so maybe summer/autumn of 2009.

That "local fellow" you are referring to is Dr. Phil Harding, who was actually a long time member of Tony Robinson's Time Team. As for him calling Tony out, this often occurs in the series when initial speculation of the nature of a site is contradicted by the archaeological evidence. The fact that the excavations of Time Team are undertaken by professional archaeologists and are supervised by employees of the National Trust should show you that in no way is the evidence ever made to fit the theory in this series, but vice versa, as it should be. Tony Robinson often plays the Devil's Advocate in the series, questioning the theories of the professionals with a twinkle in his eye - it is just part of the entertainment, as is Phil Harding's rebutting. Furthermore, as you will see towards the end of the episode, at about 47:00 minutes onwards, it is actually Tony Robinson himself who questions whether the brief the team received from the local archaeological society has been sufficiently fulfilled or not.

Ya, very good question indeed. I'd love to know too! They should regularly come back to their preciously excavated sites.... or maybe theuy should do at least 2 episodes per site! Yeah, i think that'd be awesome!

Ummm, which one is the woman?

That's a tomato, not a woman

Really?

Jack Mason Cromwell was a parliamentarian