Time Team S10-E08 Athelney,.Somerset 

I so understand K

My husband and I are relaxing to this series as well...because its...relaxing. The news is not.....

Same here lol. Love the Time Team!

I discovered this show a few months ago and I'm addicted, great was to take your mind off of lock up!

Agree!👍

MICHAEL MULROY been doing the same, and here I am at show 100. Loving every minute, thanks you Reijer Zaaijer!

These are lies from liars making up history and making the English look evil that’s their only goal damn game of the Romans for about 3000 year if not longer.

I just retired..and discovered TIME TEAM; I've been watching the series non-stop since my first day of retirement. I LOVE this program. I just wish my father was still alive to watch it with me! I got my love of archeology and history from him.

Very hands-on history-based show. I watched most of this when it was the first broadcast. First broadcast.

I agree 100%, I get excited watching this and all the brusies of modern life feel somewhat healed.

And I get absolutely nothing done, because I'm glued to the screen. To the point m'backside doth protest, but to no avail.

I paint apartments & this is what keeps me going !! Gosh, how i wish they would put this show together again. Mick is definitely missed as is Ian, the jcb operator.

Candy-Jane S i know the feeling. Im a viking age re-enacter and today ive been working on making a new bed, for my viking tent. And of course I had time team going on my iPad, next to me all day😂 I love this series.

Glad to read it’s not just me. I’m completely hooked

I find that it helps me feel soothed, it's helped me reprogram my mind away from anxiety and other bad feeling things, it helps me sleep so I'm now no longer really experiencing insomnia for the first time in years, and, I do also e joy paying attention to it and learning things, as well. I listen to ones I've already seen, when it's at a lower volume as I do other things or sleep. It's the best thing 💕💕💕💕

Hard to make up a fantasy about someone people have known I guess 😊

He IS the master.

@Danny Isambard Why don't you keep your childish, political inanities away from decent youtube videos like this? If you want to have a go at Trump, clear off and post your rubbish on the Guardian's channel along with the rest of the leftie morons.

Back in those days most of the guys in our generation had lots of hair. Phil is about 17 months older than me and reminds me so much of the guys I knew back then. The only difference is that the guys I knew were mostly artists and craftsmen. I still love all that hair.

IT WAS NOT A BIG ARMY, MAYBE JUST A FEW THOUSANDS, PROLLY JUST TOOK WHAT EVER HE WANTS FROM LOCAL PEASANTS BECAUSE AT THAT TIMES DURING WAR THEY OFTEN DID THAT.

Singing I gotta a brand new combine harvester?

keep watching, they have shown it multiple times

Agreed, I questioned my sexuality, hehe.

Phil is just a sexy man anyways

He’s a bull!

He does indeed have exquisite legs and the rest of him is drop dead gorgeous.

He's just a big lovable teddy bear. Makes you want to give him a cuddle.

Frying in butter is a very old cooking technique.

Butter in the dough, an I get to keep the animals alive for later 😊 They were pan baking on a fire not frying it😊

How many eyebrows? 🙃

Viking steel was considered inferior to other people's. They just used it very well 😊

I think saw him last year I pushing his dad in a wheelchair through Musgrove hospital, and though i don't know them, I felt very sad.

It is also said that the lungs would collapse immediately to about kitchen sponge size taking quite some spectacularity out of it.

+E! Carroll...Tell you what...I still wear them and i dont give a shijt what people think about it.It´s just nice to give beloved jeans a second chance/life and i bet Phil stll wears them too. xD

E! Carroll There is one thing I always admire about the work of these archaeologists and that is how hard it is. There is an incredible amount of hard labour involved. You want a fashion statement from guys who dress in the most comfortable gear for their occupation. I would like to see you bending, crouching and shoveling dirt in mud up to your ankles with Levi jeans cutting into your crotch. It must take special dedication and a passion for your work for extremely intelligent and qualified people to face such challenges. Another thing I find quite amazing is that they do this in all weathers. I am surprised that they have not yet died of exposure or influenza. I know that occasionally one or two of them have broken bones from the dangerous digs they have done. (Mike broke his leg) I often pity their lot. A lot of jokes have been thrown at Phil for his denim shorts but maybe he cut his jeans short because he could not work in them.

E! Carroll , it would be nice if he trimmed his claws. Very distracting.

TPHVICTIMS he's a classical guitarist. He needs his nails long to play his instrument.

Oohhhaaarrrr

Oh hell yes😂

This is what I was wanting to know. Thank you!

Aimee Brass I had the same thought! 😂

Dry up

pitiful, Tom

Nobody cut everyone off more than Carenza did...she was so annoying despite being so highly intelligent, talented and beautiful, I admire Time Team for their patience around her and the editing team having extra work put on them by her constant interuptions because of her passion and love for archeology.

Maybe this interview will answer the question for whomever may still be reading it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I8wKqMkrFKM.html

The two are different kinds of steel plus he was actually referring to steel in the *UK* and should have mentioned that.

​@alanrtment porter Season 1 episode 1, scheduled and plowed. They were not allowed to put a ditch in but the farmer was allowed to plow and pull up evidence. Then they were allowed to did the site later and still plowed.

@@JETWTF Scheduling a site means that the landowner must take all precautions to preserve the archæology. This definitely means _no_ deep ploughing.

The scheduling is going to be different for every site. One episode they were specifically looking for evidence in order to get a site scheduled. They were saying that after a site is scheduled, it will have it's own management plan that will dictate what can and cannot be done at the site. It may be with certain sites that the archaeology is low enough to allow for plowing, but not digging or trenching.

Areed. Surprised the bones were not investigated as in other episodes.

Celto Loco so... Ignorance is a thing, I see. Your logic is like Spongebob, silly and with holes. The Egyptians didn't even know how to use iron for most of those thousands of years. It's like arguing that US fighter jets are bad because the Egyptians were great at geometry (which they really weren't, btw)

*Sean Lane* Oddly they seem to have left that out. Perhaps his weren't so much burnt as cremated?

yes, they had to do prep work to even begin to know what to expect or to set some initial objective (especially if they needed to make a proposal with a clear objective to English Heritage for scheduled sites) and for the producers to put together the necessary resources (e.g. specialists, aquatic archae). The three day limit is only for digging but each episode would have needed weeks of production and research. When Robin goes to film scenes of research in an archive, for example, the scene has been set up with the right documents taken out and prepared for filming because he, or some other researcher, has already confirmed it is valid.

Phil and Karenza were the leading 'hands on' archaeologists on these digs, and so it was their job to ensure rare and valuable artifacts were extracted properly. Time Team gave an opportunity to a lot of young archaeologists to work on something exciting and I doubt they'd have been complaining too much.

😂😂😂

I've been binge watching, and have noticed at least 5 or 6 different ones. Tony has said that Mic has groupies who knit them for him :o) My favorite is the one with narrow horizontal stripes.

Fitting end if it is he was there from first to finish I'll miss the jolly fatman😊

Celto Loco hand to hand combat is still a skill required the gun isn't always going to work.

Celto Loco being trained yourself you know that many of the fighting styles that have survived. Are steeped in tradition with several claiming that you learn to fight. So you know how to control yourself. A d you understand that any hot head can squeeze a trigger without a second thought then?

exactly. guns have their place, but so do traditional fighting styles.. imagine one of those idiots trying to keep up with capuedo, or the traditional russian styles..real floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee

Celto Loco sigh.. think strategically. both long and short range tactics are needed for a well balanced defense. the further away you are from your attacker when you strike, the less likely you are to be gettin damage while mounting your defense. then, after a long range strategy fails to neutrilize your oponent completely, you need something to fall back on. guns were developed as long range tactical pieces and as shock and awe weapons. they also come in handy when hunting down dinner, as a bow has not nearly the accuracy or range as a gun

Celto Loco yes. and that counts as close quarter's combat.just like the knife. it's a tecnique that many a style uses. thinking when your opponent can't.

Buttresses

Foundation rafting logs an such😊

It's easier to slice through the sternum than through the spine, and the ribs bend easier there too. Also it's easier to keep a sacrifice alive if you don't split their spinal column. (Don't ask me how I know.) A sensationalist tv series is probably not the best authority on how to sacrifice people Viking style, anyways.

​@Pikkugen I thought the front would be better for suffering an presentation. Ribs arms and spread out lungs time complete the wings😊

Sorry to not time 😊

Troy Bohnet prodoction cost.....its has a budget just like anyother tv program.

Many of them have week day job.

thats the longest phil can go without getting drunk

Because Mick Aston planned it that way from the beginning.

..in a sistery way lol

No. The series ended in 2013.

They are not the Abby was later 😊

Nun of your business!

The land has all been drained in the4 modern era. In ancient times, it was located miles from anywhere, in a swampy marsh - lots of water, tall reeds, brush, etc.

@19.40 they show that.

!!?? Both men and women commenters seem to find it both genuine and fetching, and some of the ladies seem ready to drop everything to have that laughter live in their lives. Les goûts et les couleurs....as they say in French.

@@cathjj840 _À chacun son goût._

@Dixie Ten Broeck I _totally_ agree.

Hello, BlueBaron3339. It's far more complicated than that. I happen to have been a friend of Mick's, and know Carenza slightly. Mick never had any trouble with women who were not 'subordinates': his partner was a frighteningly clever (and very likeable) woman, and is still so. Carenza (like many of us) could be prickly at times, and there was a certain amount of good-natured academic banter between them, which comes over as much more serious on screen than it actually was. Of course they were also encouraged to play it up for the camera. They're making TV, not writing scholarly tomes. Nonetheless, TT did boost public interest in archaeology incredibly - I know this from working as the county archaeologist in Mick's home area. Tony Robinson's sarcasm is part of his nature, and he never uses it to belittle people, but taking the mickey out of your colleagues is perfectly acceptable in England, and we all do it.

@@vincerussett7922 Many thanks for the insight, Vince. Indeed, what appears on camera for television can be most misleading and it's good to know it was largely for show. Mick is so loveable after all and supremely dedicated and principled.