Time Team S11-E13 Cranborne.Chase,.Dorset 

I’d buy that vinyl 😂

Or Phil and the Fowl?😅

So does "Time Team" lol. Actually, that sounds way more 60's now that I think about it.

That's something you don't hear often 😊

Pigs working as archaeologists but without payment!

@@Missjulie1975 They should! Here in Florida they damage archaeological sites.

Sounds like the making of animal villa not farm😊

As he should be!!

Amen!

Oh yeah, right on!

How right you are 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

What are you doing out of the kitchen🤔

Good catch. You are right

BoredCertified Phil & The Yardbirds, debut album ‘My Trench is full of Chickens’. 😆😆😆

Ask your criminal leader to fund things like this, lol Americans!

There is! Time Team America...ck it out.

@@shakyhandpictures2185 Why bother?

@alanrtment porter porter, don't remember saying it was that good, as the white "experience " brought death and annihilation to native populations. I did enjoy the boys, Tony and Phil, coming over for the dino dig. I watched one other, re; digging up Jamestown, which was, yawn, not interesting enough for me. The white history in the USA is new compared to the history of the UK , as there are stone age era humans, dating back further than our Clovis peoples. I personally enjoy digging in the ground for finding things. I've found neolithic tools in local river beds that I thought were naturally shaped until Phil gave a lesson on what to look for. On my property I found a flint shaped scrapper that fits my small hand perfectly. Plus, being a rockhound is the only way adults can dig in the ground without thinking it's weird, er, well maybe. To each their own, but it's the only reality based show I'll watch. The other "pulchritude"of self loving shows nauseates me. Who wants to see people showing off their :amazing butts", (the daughters and their father, er Mom?)

John Holmes *Exactly! Touching ancient history is both humbling and mind boggling...* 🤷🏻‍♀️

So true. Great comment,👍🤝

Whatever gets youoff bro

After roman invasion then viking invasion then saxon invasion then norman invasion, wondering if G.B. is still an island ? Ask chicken...

i totally agree! He has a great voice! :)

He was the guy who found the original location of the Stonehenge circle,, before they were moved to their current location. There is a documentary of it.

Find "Beyond the Stones--35th Anniversary of Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site." This is excellent--and includes both Mike Parker Pearson AND PHIL HARDING. Dr. Phil at this point. Enjoy!

Stannous Flouride All hail Stannous the Mannis! The One True King of Anions of Fluorine!

Yup.

Chatty Kathie there, their, they’re, seriously?

I just think about having to learn to write it in school 😊

+Ronald de Rooij yeah :( I find solace in that there is probably more digging going on afterwards, maybe by another team or something, but I actually have no idea whether that's true hehe

3 days may seem like an arbitrary limit but it is a tv show and they have to add an element of drama to get it made.

These guy's have full time jobs in universities ect. That's why it's limited to 3 days

@@orwellboy1958 No, most of the team are not academics and the shooting was largely done in summer when the academic members were off duty. The 3 day limit simply makes a better tv show.

@@wbrewer5352 sorry mate but yes the principal archaeologists were and are professors attached to universities e.g. Mick Aston: Bristol and Oxford university's. Phil Harding: Wessex Archaeology. Carenza Lewis: Corpus Christi, Cambridge before joining university of Lincoln. Dr. John Gater: university of Bradford.

Got to remember that leaving a grave for eternity is quite unique. On continental Europe it's typical to dig up graves after a few years and place the bones in storage. In Europe permanent internment is fairly unique to the British isles.

Her name is spelt Raksha

I've hold a fossil in my hands that was nearly 500 million years old. It was an experience of a life time.

@@malinlindqvist3455 Wow...

Copper roman coins are actually pretty cheap.

susan webb q

I know she has fought breast cancer, not sure if that is why she left though.

I'm not sure, but I think she was so overbearing when she was 'in the field', i.e., always butting-in and taking-over with her theories of what should be done and what was going on, etc., she was put in as the historian as Robin left to sideline her. I was so sorry to hear about the misdiagnosis of her breast cancer and unnecessary medical procedures. What a horrible thing to endure.

Do you know that, or are you guessing? A lot has been said about Carenza in comments under these vids but I am yet to see or hear any proper evidence from someone close to the making of the programme that back up the theory her attitude wasn't liked. Personally I suspect it was a load of rubbish and that most people make these assumptions based on snippets we see in early programmes where she did tend to talk over others a bit too much. I am sure that was only a case of over-enthusiasm and she did calm that down as the series went on I think.

RIP Robin. I'm sure Robin, Mick and Mick the dig are all having a good laugh at us somewhere.

Carenza is an intelligent, forceful, knowledgeable woman in her field. If she was a man she would be simply considered an authority in her field, since she isn't she gets labeled as bossy or bitchy.

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Read on they do.....

He's not the only one who speaks fast, and I enjoy someone who is soft-spoken as opposed to the foul, shrill idiots on US reality shows. I can't even sit through a Jersey Shore commercial. Guy is classy -- you could take him anywhere without being embarrassed.

saw a show last year with her very grey kiwi now sounds the same

Time marches on for all of us; the guys haven't aged well either.

Disagree, but to each his own.