Time Team S05-E05 Mallorca,.Spain 

I had the same thought 😆😁😜

joe hilner 😂😂😂

Oh thank goodness that I wasn't the only one to hear, 'meep, meep, meeeeeep!' 😄

Well, they are the same word. The Beaker people were named after the drinking beaker that was typical for their culture, then in the 19th century that same word came to be used for a glass vessel used in laboratories, and then the muppet was named after that laboratory beaker.

@@Brinta3 Thank you for providing the context!

Also now the fact that they don't have drones yet and instead still have to rely on a helicopter.

🤣

Yeah, you're gay

hilarious

Phil Harding.......the Robert Plant of archeology.......🎼whole lotta love! 😂

C'mon -- face facts -- there's a bit of gay in all of us. The degree just varies significantly. Hell, if Melissa Etheridge laid a lip-lock on me, I'd melt! Admit it, and your life will be much more comfortable.

The Mediterranean folks nowadays are generally... not to keen to actually do work.

Exactly!

@@TeylaDex Were they ever?

@@pretzelhunt well the Romans got shit done

I was thinking the same thing. Why didn't they have more help? Why didn't they prep the site better? If Bill has been there for 30 years , Why doesn't he have more workers? Why didn't the Time Team know what they were walking into and why didn't they require more help before they would come to this site.

RHIP, Rank Hath It's Privileges

Not even buckets! 😅

And comments on the bodies of the female archaeologists 🙄

Union rules is my guess. Of course there's the, "Only Mad Dogs and Englishmen go out in the noonday sun," phrase. This is a show to watch more for cultural differences than archaeological techniques.

@FESERFACE he is a troll. He always says umerican, on another episode.. So either his spelling is indicative of his brain power or as previously stated he is a troll.

If only you “woulda” paid attention in English class.

@@judeirwin2222 what he was saying, five goddamn years ago, is just fine tbh. Relax, probably.

They're spanish, that is about as engaged as they get.

Hi Cathy, I didnt want to be the only guy who comments on Phil's shorts, then I saw your funny comment. I want to note that it must be middle of winter in UK when these guys decided to 'winter' in spain..BECAUSE: Phil's legs are even whiter (less tanned) than the rest of him , haha.

Phil Harding.......the Robert Plant of archeology...........whole lotta love! 🤣

@@perrykuehr5538 I notice that, as the three days go on, his legs grow pinker and pinker. Hell, it's hard *not* to notice!

who could have forgotten the glorious moment the british conquered Spain.

Yes. We know.

You're only human. :3

Regarding Sue, I look back over other episodes she was in and you really can't tell she was pregnant! Hope they're all doing well.

Do Not Forget Selfish Carenza Wanting to Keep all the Labor from Phil...Dozens!

@@Go-Dawgs oh for Christ sake...you & your hate on when you know only what they've shown. She is the best as is Helen & TheTeam! shut up.

when did Tony become the associate producer? there are times when he does come across like a network executive on the set.

Bollocks.

Tony is a little 5'3" fellow with a Napoleon complex, he needs to be Waterloo'd every now and then.

You're all wrong. There was a 'proto Time Team' a year before this series began. It had pretty much the same team, only Mick doing the narrating. Then they concluded they needed an 'everyman' to ask the questions that we, the non-archaeologist audience would ask. Without Tony, the expert archaelogists would just tell us their thoughts and finds and we'd have to accept that because we're not experts. With Tony representing us, the 'stupid questions' are asked that the archaelogists themselves would never ask because they already know the answers. It took me quite a few years to understand why the seas were the ancient world's 'super highways.' No construction, no maintenance required. All you needed was a sturdy craft that didn't sink easily and could be navigated to its destination. Getting to a place only 30 kilometers away over land would have taken people a few days without any roads. Travelling over the water was so much easier than going over land.

Tony IS the associate producer since the very first episode of TT. The person in charge of the site is the one who knew well the complicated conditions of the place, so he cannot expect an outside team to do the excavations that he intends, plus all the work that his own team should have prepared. Oh, and I almost forgot... all of that, in THREE days.

+John Rogers I don't doubt if that other team was milking the site so they could get a paid vaykay.

Keith Chamberlain We’re University Students, not laborers!😳

@@barbmcconnaughey3070 Son Pijos. Pee Hos. Rich kids.

​@@barbmcconnaughey3070 If you're a student of archaeology, you're also a 'laborer'. Otherwise, you're an art history student.

...shield thy eyes!

At least Phil has the legs for 'em.

That was the style back in the 70’s. I think all my shorts were cut offs. And Phil and I are the same age.

stone the crows!

@@Jigger2361 thine

And him getting all excited: "It's great, this late twentieth century communication, isn't it!" :-)

Diddums, bless.

To be fair, a since they were invited as a resource to the local team and were in a strict time limit, you can understand their frustration.

You need a map, as well as a different keyboard. Mallorca is an Island, and i not Southern. BY the way, the Spanish are normally very hard working, and siestas are becoming a thing of the past in most modern cities and tourist areas. Depends on the work environment. If you are no longer labouring in the fields, but are in a nice aircon office, you no longer need one.

Take your criticisms and name calling elsewhere. Nobody here is interested in your negativity.

Michelle Twidwell are you serious???

No it's *their* work. They are archaeology students. The truth is, Tony was talking bollocks. If they _were_ going slower it's because you have to do that when it's hot or you'll get knackered very soon!

kha sab exactly..

pretty sure that uw1955 is German though fyi

It was only big enough for 2 people - the pilot (of course) and one passenger, so Mick elected himself to go up with his camera.

Well it's not like the diggers are going much work, so to see results he probably doubles up.

@FESERFACE idk what label his accent falls in tbh; the UK is so diverse xD if it's a welsh accent, then yes i guess haha

@Napoleon Hercules ty for the info!

You could indeed see the Southern Cross from Southern Europe during the Neolithikum.

The expert said that it started to disappear at about 1700bce because of the earth's axis. Next time try actually paying attention to what's being said before commenting.

Piss off you Philistine.

John the Horrid yeah I know I'm only joking. They do have a lot of people that they don't always show

I noticed that too, even Carenza was being an azz sometimes. Phil was his usual jolly self though.

Michael Forrest He's now Sir Anthony to us proles.

@@KYIRISH1 makes documentary undermining Queens legitimacy, receives a knighthood from Her Majesty, wonder if that was at all awkward. Still I have loved Time Team for 17 years and I respect Tonys role in that even if he got carried away at times.

10 to 20 thousand years

Uhm, wolves, gentle puppy being domesticated 😊

Hoverbot1TV if your are English and hasn’t done it yet, I guess it’s too late now! Code word: Brexit

Or Jewish.

@@jor_r8769 His 3x grandmother was Jewish. But his family are not ´jewish´ His father was beaten by Fascists in the 30s who assumed he was.

But he is her partner and the father of her baby. Judge him all you like, but he's the one that got the girl ;)

Funny I don't remember my history books ever using that word, I believe the words repeatedly used for Mexico, and the other places was conquered by force in search of gold, and other treasures. Even down to the food sources the native peoples ate, and what other natural resources they could plunder. Then there's the facts that the ones that weren't decimated by the diseases they carried with them, they raped, or put into slavery digging for gold silver, and other valuable minerals, are out right murdered. Then they changed the genetics all through the islands along their travels to Mexico, and even that of the aboriginal tribes of Mexico itself. Where once the native peoples of these places were all basically the same from Canada down into south American, and the surrounding islands around the eastern coast into the Gulf of Mexico. As the Spanish people were once Caucasians as all Europeans are, until they were conquered, and under rule of the Moores from North Africa. Thus you have the darker complextions, dark eyes, and darker skin tones compared to the once fair skinned blue, and green eye's of the native Spaniards before the time of the Holy Wars. Then there was the endless procession of Catholic priest, and soldiers demanding the natives convert to their religious beliefs regardless of their own religious beliefs before Spaniards conquered all the different peoples between rhe outer island chains, and Mexico up into South western United States which were part of Mexico at the time. As they're journeys carried them across Mexico into those areas of the United States in search of gold and other treasures. So how can you use the word colonized in regards to the Spaniards conquering these places to use as slaves or slaughter if they resisted them. Pretty sure that is how every history book I ever read on that subject went, and I am sure that it may be viewed as such by the Spanish people of the time, but that's far from the truth of the facts according to evidence that they left behind them.

@@timothymilam732 Hmmm, almost a valid point when you take into consideration that one group of people are called victims while also practicing human trafficking, slavery, murder, theft of land and all kinds of barbarism, but someone else who does it is evil. Did you ever sit and think that maybe history is circular? So why are you crying about Natives who are as guilty as the Europeans? Human trafficking is human trafficking, no matter who does it. Slavery is slavery, no matter who does it. Murder is murder, no matter who does it. So we have to call an evil an evil no matter who does it. If we don't then we are hypocrites. Cry for the innocent, no matter who it is. But for the love of all that is holy, this crybaby victimization needs to stop and people need to look at it in it's eyes and call it what it is. The Spanish only had better weapons. The Natives did the same crimes but no one wants to admit it. Evil is evil no matter who does it. So call it evil.

In fact in those years the second language in most spanish schools was french, and the new educational plans were introducing english. Apart from the native balearic language "mallorquin" wich is different from spanish and catalonian

French Spanish and Italians until a few years ago mostly didn't actually learn any second language at all. They had a few years in school but no actual usability.

my son and I lived in Spain and my son attended Spanish school.the second language was Valencian.so Catalonian and Valencian,no english.so the regional language,Valencian,plus Catalonian as the main language.I remember they attempted to start teaching English,from a cd,as no one in the school spoke English.

Yeah, like you know All about Spain! I suspect you couldn´t find it on a map. I will give you a clue, it is not the other side of Texas.

I don’t know what device/app you’re using, but on mobile, I always get way more ads on the youtube app than on safari. Hope this helps

@@jjoploo Thank you, it does help. And it was YT that I had attempted to view the program through. 🐈

If you look on the map the settlements and the sanctuaries are in the heights just beneath the fertile valley. And the coast is also not far away.

Is this some sort of obscure code, or are you actually trying to convey a comment about this video?

@@haplessasshole9615 gotta be a bot

@@haplessasshole9615 I know it's late, but this was going on for a while back then. It seems like it's test messages for really bad bots.

@@supervillain3213 Thank you! I had forgotten about this, of course, but I appreciate the follow-up. How did that "bad bot" thang work?

@@haplessasshole9615 idk, seems like they got better, because now they advertise scams like crazy on here.

you never watched me and my brothers haul bricks...

Fact, the uglier you are the more manual labor you should be doing and the more you should not be seen by anyone. Ger over it, troll.

Logo for Earthwatch Research Team.

Tarnished Knight someone steal tv programs and upload them to RU-vid and make money out of their stolen material. Strange!

YTbobo4u true! Darn

@alanrtment porter Your hate is showing.

@@YTbobo4u Have you met Sue? (not graphics, occasionally brought in, especially for the live shows) Her voice and demeanor are like nails on a chalkboard

thanks for the heads up- will fast forward to season 13 then- when this creature finally left.

When I first started to watch Time Team, about four-ish years ago, I read the negative comments about Carenza. But after a while I do see where a lot of her ideas/theories were ignored. She would be interrupted and talked over. Her being criticized for not always out digging in the trenches when her area of expertise is in history and research. She was given a bad rap in my opinion.

@@jayebyrd9953 She is back in the new TT, and slowly filling Mick´s role. Matt has stepped up naturally to take Phil´s For me it is taking time to ´bed in´ but the last ´mass dig´ in Modbury was good. The weak link is the guy doing Tony´s job. He started off being almost invisible, not connecting with the camera and mumbling. Now he has gone the opposite way and is all grinny grinny, Bubbly bubbly and HAPPY. Either version is irritating. It occurred to me that they should have approached Peter Ginn, from Historic Farm. He manages to be enthusiastic and involved, while not acting like he is presenting a pre school nursery show.

What, they're not mindless corporate slaves? We can't have that.