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Time Team has never found a Roman temple. But a 30-year-old photograph clearly shows double square cropmarks in a field. Surely this time they will strike lucky? The trouble is, the site may have suffered plough damage. Francis takes charge. Though initial excavations are encouraging, John and Stewart are puzzled by a geophysical anomaly. Including a tessellated pavement and a coin hoard, a picture gradually emerges of not one but four temples - in fact a whole complex of buildings. It proves to be one of the most important excavations in Time Team history.
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@justplanebob105
@justplanebob105 2 года назад
I long for the days when we could goodheartedly disagree and realize we are, after all, working toward the same truth. Laughing all the way. :)
@Cthulhuforabettertomorrow
@Cthulhuforabettertomorrow 2 года назад
“I never considered a difference in opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as a cause for withdrawing from a friend.” Thomas Jefferson How times have changed…
@tubularap
@tubularap 2 года назад
So Stewart did the thing I thought they would have done straight from the beginning: To get your ruler out and look for landscape features. Stewart is they absolute best, he always stirs up seemingly sure assumptions.
@tubularap
@tubularap 2 года назад
@@UncommonSense-wm5fd - Yes, the original photo was taking at an angle. I was surprised that that fact was not accounted for, at first.
@thomasbell7033
@thomasbell7033 Месяц назад
Stewart is the sine qua non of Time Team (sorry, Latin seemed appropriate to this episode, one of my favorites).
@kuzzbillington6392
@kuzzbillington6392 2 года назад
I see a lot of misunderstanding going around about this channel and Time Team. First of all, *these videos are quite a few years old*, and none of them would see or respond to you here. Second, this channel is not official Time Team, just one that posts old documentaries made by someone else. The *official channels are Time Team Official or Time Team Classics*.
@morkusmorkus6040
@morkusmorkus6040 2 года назад
Where are you seeing that? Nobody is commenting like they're going to see or respond. Cant see anyone thinking this is official either....here or on other videos. WTF are you talking about?
@seanh4841
@seanh4841 2 года назад
Likewise I don't understand what the issue is, just enjoy, I know I am
@seanh4841
@seanh4841 2 года назад
@@morkusmorkus6040 Agreed, a nothing comment
@JH-ty3ic
@JH-ty3ic 2 года назад
Give money to unicef 'cos they need money to bribe.
@feralcat07
@feralcat07 Год назад
I watch because I love history. They're interesting, funny and you learn. Never seen anyone going nuts
@Kazzas73
@Kazzas73 Год назад
I love this show so much. The banter amongst the fellows is very funny. (Except for Guy. In the few minutes he was featured he insults Tony and invalidates him. Passive aggressive? Egotistical? He’s not a good fit with the dynamic of these fellows. )
@stephaniesjwc6294
@stephaniesjwc6294 2 года назад
This is one of my favourite episodes of time team. Thank you for posting.
@nebelwerfer199
@nebelwerfer199 2 года назад
This and both Turkdean episodes are awesome
@luisdacostagomez6703
@luisdacostagomez6703 2 года назад
Tony & Phil are hilarious. I love these guys, they make the show very interesting. Keep up the good work.
@redfive5856
@redfive5856 2 года назад
Stewart Ainsworth is my spirit animal.
@Gershwin48
@Gershwin48 2 года назад
I’ve seen every episode and I can’t believe I’m being entertained by watching these again!
@shri081
@shri081 Год назад
18:37 Guy absolutely roasting Tony for the way he has aged is comedic gold…apart from the archeology…it’s one of many reasons why I love Time Team…
@chrisdresen4823
@chrisdresen4823 2 года назад
I sure wish you had more than three days here. Imagine what is still out there waiting to be found!!
@borderreiver3288
@borderreiver3288 2 года назад
just amazing what lies hidden in the land...who knows there could still be many amazing places to discover....love it.....the banter between them makes it well worth watching...just so sad that one of the major players Mick died recently....
@maineeveryday3991
@maineeveryday3991 2 года назад
Francis should have listened to Phil's idea for a trench in the beginning going through the both of them rather than Francis's one
@benjaminrush4443
@benjaminrush4443 2 года назад
Wow . What a Great Find in only three days. Imagine if you could have rebuilt this site as a museum for people to visit. Thanks.
@pantheraonca7414
@pantheraonca7414 2 года назад
They finally found their temple! After all these years. Thank Jupiter!
@proofnewtestamentistrue2948
@proofnewtestamentistrue2948 2 года назад
I hope to the true God and Creator of this universe you are only kidding with that Jupiter bit!
@Immopimmo
@Immopimmo 2 года назад
@@proofnewtestamentistrue2948 I hope to the great Cthulhu that you're only kidding with that "God" bit.
@proofnewtestamentistrue2948
@proofnewtestamentistrue2948 2 года назад
@@Immopimmo I am most certainly NOT! See my videos!
@nebelwerfer199
@nebelwerfer199 2 года назад
@@proofnewtestamentistrue2948 save yourself pray to Jupiter. Mars is my patron
@nebelwerfer199
@nebelwerfer199 2 года назад
@@proofnewtestamentistrue2948 You are just an offshoot of the heretic Akhenaten
@larryzigler6812
@larryzigler6812 2 года назад
Guy must be over the moon about the Roman statues just found in Buckinghamshire !!!!
@jonbettson7435
@jonbettson7435 2 года назад
Gah! I wish there was a part 2!! Great episode!
@kraigtaylor8777
@kraigtaylor8777 2 года назад
Agree
@desmondjames9312
@desmondjames9312 2 года назад
do these continue afterwards by them or others..? surely these are important sites to uncover entirely?
@markeetafarmer541
@markeetafarmer541 2 года назад
Let me get this right. So as you left 1 area & entered another area you would stop & make a "Offering". Sounds like its a Roman Toll Booth.
@Daehawk
@Daehawk 2 года назад
I miss you all. Know that on this Halloween 2021 that people remember you and think of you and love you guys and what you do. Some of us wish our lives were like yours....digging and discovering. If my own life had zigged instead of zagged Id have been right there with ya. Best to all of you this holiday season.
@joshlesure3196
@joshlesure3196 2 года назад
I don't know why it took me so long to discover Time Team! Absolutely loving these episodes, keep it up!
@tempsitch5632
@tempsitch5632 2 года назад
Go get it from the source.
@alyciahatton2038
@alyciahatton2038 Год назад
Go look up time team. They made 20 seasons. Then after around 10 years of so they just brought it back this year! It's good but it will never be the same! To many heroes are gone! RIP
@sheilawhite8314
@sheilawhite8314 Год назад
I know I came to Australia over 34 years ago and never knew about this series . I was BORN IN 1956 in Uk I just loved history went to many places over the years joined the Natural Trust still have the apron I bought from Cheddar gorge . So now plowing through the videos lots to get through. I going for the Portsmouth one as i was born there
@josephbailey4463
@josephbailey4463 2 года назад
Oh yes of course, the Romans loved their gladiators and sending Christians to the lions, but human sacrifice was out of the question. Hypocrisy is a timeless human characteristic.
@malchir4036
@malchir4036 2 года назад
Both of those have a bit more context than mere human sacrifice for religious reasons. Gladiators was more darwinism, and Christians were considered criminals for having allegidly burned down more than half of Rome.
@enricomanno8434
@enricomanno8434 2 года назад
@@malchir4036 The Romans they didn't use to sacrifice human beings to appease the gods
@malchir4036
@malchir4036 2 года назад
@@enricomanno8434 Well they did, they just didn't see it as sacrifice, but rather "ritual murder". But that's not the point here, the point was that those weren't good examples and there was a 'good' reason to kill those groups. It was capital punishment for the Christians because they attacked Rome, 'non-humanity' for the gladiators as they were slaves.
@Leonardoooo_
@Leonardoooo_ 2 года назад
@@malchir4036 The Romans didn’t do humans sacrifice. The gladiators were rarely killed on the stage or been sacrificed. The Christians only in the late period were sistematically persecuted and killed specifically for their religion.
@morenofranco9235
@morenofranco9235 2 года назад
Come on Tony. What have the Roman's ever done for Us!?
@TheShootist
@TheShootist 2 года назад
ironic. romans couldn't handle human sacrifice but they'd crucify every thief and pickpocket they could catch.
@thomas4315
@thomas4315 2 года назад
What a exciting find, but Iam thinking the farmer who own that land is regretted he let them dig and taught them be going next week. It's now more like government say we're going to buy your land here some land over their you can move too. LOL
@thomas4315
@thomas4315 2 года назад
So the best sole tool to be a archaeologist all you need a your own carpenter putty knife. LOL
@gregkelley4111
@gregkelley4111 2 года назад
Maybe the Roman General Paulinus had stopped there to pray and maybe make a offering to the Roman gods. After he retreated from St. Albans as he made his way north back up Watling Street. To where his troops were stationed so he could prepare to meet Boudica's force.
@missthatdumbdog1769
@missthatdumbdog1769 2 года назад
Wish they would put history together like that more often. that's a much better story of history than some earl or queens political intrigue that most people already know about.
@dalekundtz760
@dalekundtz760 2 года назад
Unless Tony gets a perfect temple or villa, he is never happy. His time on Time Team and Odyssey prove that. While he is frustrated with the field archeologists who explain things to him, he finally admits, "though I don't know a lot about archeology, I still think we should be able to find more buildings.". Phil and Francis are so patient. I am always excited and amazed with the great finds that are discovered which allow all of us to understand history so much better.
@kimblecarl827
@kimblecarl827 2 года назад
Phil, Francis and especially Mick could calm Tony with a "go have a cup of tea". Magic! 💖
@dalekundtz760
@dalekundtz760 2 года назад
@@kimblecarl827 : Should open each video with handing Sir Anthony a cup of tea... lol
@blackbird5634
@blackbird5634 2 года назад
I love the guy! He's ''Baldrick'' by any other name, , and I found this show to have an almost medicinal effect on my health.
@riverlady982
@riverlady982 2 года назад
I always thought Tony was just supposed to be basically the voice of the average person who does usually want more. Basically a way to let the audience feel their frustration addressed on show and then move on happily with what you actually get. Maybe it's just me that feels that way and appreciates feeling my other less patient side gets a voice on the show through Tony.
@johncarmon9528
@johncarmon9528 2 года назад
I alway love when they reopen up a trench on a site that someone else has already opened to see what they found and catalog everything and tony loses his mind cause he doesn't understand why they have to do that its hilarious to me but you are right about him making the show and asking the questions that the people at home want to know im so glad i found this show and wish that they had never grown old and this show was still going on with this group the new group just dont have the camaraderie of the original cast especially mick,phil,tony,john, Stewart and helen even though she came after carenza but the addition of matt, raksha and bridget really shored up the cast imo
@sychambers5440
@sychambers5440 2 года назад
do NOT bet against Stuart Ainsworth!! I would LOVE to be an understudy to this guy. After more than 18 years in the USA I am back in the UK with a whole new appreciation for our history.
@shellyreena2192
@shellyreena2192 2 года назад
Just feel the need to share. My apologies, you guys, when you asked for donations to keep the channel running I'd just lost my job. I love 💘 time team. I love learning what I don't know 🙂 please anyone who can contribute do it. These guy's are are a business just like the coffee or sandwich shop. However, they bring us so much more 🙂
@kuzzbillington6392
@kuzzbillington6392 2 года назад
Just so you know Shelly, this channel is not related to Time Team. One that is, is Time Team Classics where you find much more of their original content.
@terdferguson1736
@terdferguson1736 2 года назад
You felt the need to shard this?
@DOTTYTIME
@DOTTYTIME Год назад
What is missing out of the new series is Phil he is a real laugh
@pauloboyle477
@pauloboyle477 2 года назад
Love how John let Francis take the fall for the screw up haha. He clearly asked John if they surveyed the right Temple haha he said. Yup ha then next day laughed at Francis haha
@cianoohare
@cianoohare Год назад
Its a little like a masonic site....well played Guy....well played ❤😂
@msinvincible2000
@msinvincible2000 8 месяцев назад
What happens after the 3 days? Do es another team of archaeologists take over and continue the work?
@garywall5769
@garywall5769 2 года назад
Templepalooza! Well done Time Team!
@janicehill-es1br
@janicehill-es1br Месяц назад
Could it be other archeologists were in there since the aerial photo was taken? 😮
@michaeltelson9798
@michaeltelson9798 2 года назад
Although Constantine made Christianity the state religion he didn’t covert until his death bed and then by a follower of Arius who was in the minority (later deemed heretical) view during the Council of Nicaea. Nicholas (Santa Claus) struck Arius during the Council of Nicaea.
@inkadinkadoodle
@inkadinkadoodle Год назад
Upon arrival in Britain, the Romans reported "unspeakable acts" of sacrifice, etc. Glass houses...
@cyndybutler7330
@cyndybutler7330 2 года назад
Glad you found what you all been looking for fore years
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios Год назад
"two temples sit beneath the field" "what did you say? "two ... three ... four temples beneath the field"
@nedmancini6843
@nedmancini6843 2 года назад
This guy is an annoying commentator... too loud...
@obscurazone
@obscurazone Месяц назад
"The Romans couldn't cope with human sacrifice" (in Britain) - but gleefully slaughtered thousands of slaves in gladiatorial fights for entertainment.
@robertphillips6296
@robertphillips6296 2 года назад
The right way, the wrong way and the Roman Way!
@patrickcrowley2268
@patrickcrowley2268 2 года назад
I like this show but what it really needs is a rival team of archeologists from Italy: "I spit on your Roman Temple theory! Ptoooie!" Then a general melee breaks out, with pottery being thrown, pushing and shoving. The men agree to a truce but the ladies won't have it. General fighting again with old timey weapons, and the survivors declare "Good archeology!"
@ReubenClough
@ReubenClough 18 дней назад
I like to think that when they enlisted Phil, his habit was to wear baggy cargo pants. The producers said “This is for TV, sexy it up a bit”…😂
@repipshow5778
@repipshow5778 2 года назад
Very interesting. Starting to love you guys! Good job! Jay from Philippines
@fepeerreview3150
@fepeerreview3150 2 месяца назад
Two temples! There must have been so much more around them at the time. I wonder how much is left after centuries of ploughing those fields.
@hawkpaul8735
@hawkpaul8735 Год назад
I'm guessing that they don't just pack up and go home after three days. Surely someone carries on to protect the site? Does anybody know what happens please?
@ashleysmith3106
@ashleysmith3106 2 года назад
It staggers me that a seemingly important large social site can simply disappear and be covered by a metre or more of soil ! Who robs the walls, and by what means is so much soil transported to enable the location to be cropped ?
@aureliusvictor4285
@aureliusvictor4285 11 месяцев назад
Emission qui pourrait être intéressante si les prospections n'étaient pas limitées à trois jours. En l'espèce cela représente peu d'intéret et scientifiquement c'est un non-sens absolu.
@apb3251
@apb3251 Год назад
Is this where the term “to curse somebody” comes from? Leaving curses to the god to act upon?
@nevillemignot1681
@nevillemignot1681 7 месяцев назад
A lot of the long time Time Team watchers are asking the same question i guess, what in the earth is Francis doing on a Roman dig?
@maryanncanter3655
@maryanncanter3655 2 года назад
What a great Time Team! Finally a temple! Just amazing!
@sharonwhiteley6510
@sharonwhiteley6510 2 года назад
Good thing Stewart (and his trusty bicycle) were there to get the entire team on the proper alignment of an extremely unique find. I just don't think the updated version of this show has the unique camaderie of the original.
@frankdonato5724
@frankdonato5724 Год назад
I find that silly music that is played when Stewart goes on the hunt is a kind of put down of him . Actually most of the music on Time Team is so distracting.
@Hanzyl
@Hanzyl 2 года назад
It's Baldrick!
@ericupchurch2967
@ericupchurch2967 2 года назад
Rome! 🏛️🏛️🏛️
@missthatdumbdog1769
@missthatdumbdog1769 2 года назад
Spent 15 years looking for this very very rare site.Found possibly the rarest place in Britons roman history, and left after 3 days....yet again? So hard to watch!
@70stunes71
@70stunes71 2 года назад
Darn it I miss England...this is amazing 👍🌠
@richardgrace4500
@richardgrace4500 2 года назад
You miss like 8 months of rain and piss god awful sorry weather?
@mgclark46
@mgclark46 23 дня назад
@ 38:00 Helen gets it, and almost says it; it's a Nymphaeum.
@ivanolsen7966
@ivanolsen7966 2 года назад
16:46 .... does anyone else see another square between the ruler and the temples they are talking about ... AND THERE IT IS .... 22:07 .... F i'm good
@jgriffle
@jgriffle 2 года назад
Way to use the "Eye of Horus"! Fantastic!
@taxiuniversum
@taxiuniversum 2 года назад
Why are they wearing helmets? 😵‍💫 What’s to fall on their heads - on a FIELD?
@MrLookitspam
@MrLookitspam 3 месяца назад
It seems Phil’s accent comes naturally goes a bit
@veepotter307
@veepotter307 Год назад
Phil….love ya, but please get a haircut….
@steveb6103
@steveb6103 2 года назад
The poor farmer is never getting the field back. If you really believe they are going to backfill a historic site of this magnitude. I don't.
@katerinakemp5701
@katerinakemp5701 2 года назад
Lol they do backfill the site, they plot out where the buildings were located, the next lot of diggers know the exact location without having to go through the hoohaa of trying to find it. And no farmers dont have their land taken, British Historic Trust may buy that piece of land that the the buildings were on, or the farmer may cease ploughing that area of field.
@richardgrace4500
@richardgrace4500 2 года назад
@@katerinakemp5701 no... they legitimately do have it taken... they are not allowed to grow anything on it or plow it in fear of damage to artifacts and structures beneath the soil plus they don’t own anything that is/was found on what is technically their property.... essentially they are stuck paying taxes on land they can no longer use so 9/10 times they end up selling it because is of no use to them anymore
@richardgrace4500
@richardgrace4500 2 года назад
@@katerinakemp5701 also the state/government can come in and take over the land if the site is “significant enough” and the “owner” really can’t do shit... the government or whatever may offer him a little money for the land but nothing I even remotely close to what the land is actually worth.... just remember you don’t own anything the government can come in and take everything you think you own at any point and time if they feel like it.. here in the United States it’s called “imminent domain”
@jonerlandson1956
@jonerlandson1956 2 года назад
i think we have the wrong idea of what exactly the roman temples were... it seems to me they understood symbolism... a structure... that supports structure...
@larryzigler6812
@larryzigler6812 2 года назад
Thank you professor.
@jonerlandson1956
@jonerlandson1956 2 года назад
@@UncommonSense-wm5fd ok.. so how many factors did the romans use?..
@jonerlandson1956
@jonerlandson1956 2 года назад
@@UncommonSense-wm5fd the romans were engineers... the structures they erected were unlike the structures in Britian at the time and the roads they built were unlike the roads in Britian at the time... just the sight of those things must have brought some degree of a wonder and awe...
@jonerlandson1956
@jonerlandson1956 2 года назад
@@UncommonSense-wm5fd my comment pertained more towards what roman temples were... engineered is correct so placing them where most appropriate makes sense... temples were meant to be seen and as a reminder of an esoteric existence through roman eyes... even though most view these temples as exoteric... there is no way of comprehending the outside unless you can find it on the inside...
@johnspahr1679
@johnspahr1679 2 года назад
When Francis says, "I'm sure of it..." don't bet the farm. Ask Stewart for the right answer. And Guy, with his smart aleck responses to Helen, doesn't help.
@lawrencetate145
@lawrencetate145 2 года назад
Ironic that slaughtering dozens of people for entertainment would become celebrated in the Roman world, but Druidic human sacrifice was a horror. I wonder if capital punishment (of murderers and such) were ritualized into religious ceremony more often than choosing "innocents". Maybe the thought of sacrificing innocents is a modern dramatic interpretation.
@aaronwhite1479
@aaronwhite1479 Год назад
Best episode ever!
@MarkDibley
@MarkDibley Год назад
S16 E1 - "The Trouble with Temples", 4 January 2009
@nolasmith7687
@nolasmith7687 Год назад
Love you boys and your comedy show! Just delightful! Thank you, it never gets stale.
@Nepheos
@Nepheos 2 года назад
kinda wild now that I think about it, that romans called human sacrifice for the gods barbaric, but having people kill each other just for entertainment was fine lol
@johnvanhal4573
@johnvanhal4573 9 дней назад
Francis reminds me of a used car salesman.
@a.azazagoth5413
@a.azazagoth5413 6 месяцев назад
10:27 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@jimkennedy7050
@jimkennedy7050 2 года назад
incredible how much this team finds.
@johncarmon9528
@johncarmon9528 2 года назад
Seems too me that they have the newest and best equipment plus the people are the best in their individual fields like phil,mick and Stewart also the research team before they ever show up on site in my opinion its one of the best show ive ever seen especially since i been raised in america i wish they had done more here in the states but it didnt do well here with the few episodes they filmed here
@dannysullivan633
@dannysullivan633 2 года назад
Just looking at Francis face, it may not be a bad idea to get his BP taken. He seems very bright red compared to everyone else
@paulvanobberghen
@paulvanobberghen 2 года назад
« Brig’ is digging down the… » while 3 males are looking down at her, doing nothing!
@alyciahatton2038
@alyciahatton2038 Год назад
They should have listened to Phil from the beginning and gone straight through both of them!
@thedrunkenelf
@thedrunkenelf 2 года назад
I wish we got to find out what was written on the curse scrolls
@georgelong9957
@georgelong9957 Год назад
Rectangular,I love when Tony gets it wrong .🤭
@onlopine
@onlopine Месяц назад
WHY ARE YOU YELLING
@bjw4859
@bjw4859 2 года назад
That was just so interesting, I could do that forever.
@HistorySkills
@HistorySkills 2 года назад
Love Time Team and show it to my class when studying archaeology.
@Akuliszi
@Akuliszi 2 года назад
That head-like stone has scared me. I guess I shouldn't watch it at 6 am
@claytonpeterson468
@claytonpeterson468 2 года назад
Sooooo, where's all the stones of the walls and buildings?
@Prirrie
@Prirrie Год назад
Does anyone know if there was something written on the rolled up sheets of lead?
@johndraper7136
@johndraper7136 Год назад
Medusa turned people into stone, and in the programme, we see one of those turned into stone.
@janetsanders5356
@janetsanders5356 3 месяца назад
Good old Stewart
@elisabethbennenbroek8382
@elisabethbennenbroek8382 Год назад
Does time line work outside UK, as in Holland, Ireland, Belgium, Germany??
@efretheim
@efretheim Год назад
They've had a handful of episodes outside UK, including a Roman boat that I believe was in the Netherlands.
@juliadanvers6653
@juliadanvers6653 4 месяца назад
Stewart is great.
@kurtovesen2975
@kurtovesen2975 2 года назад
great episode ,but seriously you need a hell of a lot of more days to digg it all.
@youtubewanks
@youtubewanks Год назад
The average UNICEF executive compensation is $236,554 a year.
@Mimzie-Arizona
@Mimzie-Arizona Год назад
This is the most important find I have seen. I hope it is not covered up
@raeperonneau4941
@raeperonneau4941 Год назад
Verulamium? 😂
@Akevitt69
@Akevitt69 2 года назад
Will this site be fully excavated in the future?
@142dewin
@142dewin Год назад
Well done program; inform and interesting!
@royfearn4345
@royfearn4345 2 года назад
Sometimes, three days is plenty, but here it seems the site was still holding back more secrets. An extension would have been in order rather than sticking to a rather arbitrary 3 days fits all approach?
@MrSteamDragon
@MrSteamDragon Год назад
I agree, it would be nice to have longer digs on occasions. I think budget had something to do with it (each episode was costing ~GBP200,000 towards the end of the series) and a lot of the specialist people involved have 'day jobs' too...
@brendanhoffmann8402
@brendanhoffmann8402 Год назад
'People call Romans they go the house!'
@KimmyGuardado
@KimmyGuardado 2 месяца назад
Why tf are they wearing helmets?
@southeastcoastalphotography
@southeastcoastalphotography Месяц назад
Well first because of the health and safety rules of Britain I would imagine since they wear helmets when heavy equipment is being used from season 1 till season 20 and now they still wear helmets in the new RU-vid episodes. Idk if the Brits wear helmets all the time but I can’t blame them for following every letter of the rules when they were being broadcast on National TV.
@elizabethschaeffer9543
@elizabethschaeffer9543 2 года назад
Oh, Tony, your abuse of John is just embarrassing. Stop insisting on being unpleasant.
@richardgrace4500
@richardgrace4500 2 года назад
Tony was the biggest joke on this show was was completely unneeded... on top of being just straight up annoying and obnoxious tony legitimately had absolutely no clue what anyone was talking about or doing which is why they were always having to explain crap to him like an 8yr old...the dude is a lifelong career paid actor he knows absolutely nothing about archeology and I’m pretty sure the only history he knows is whatever is put into his ear through the earpiece he wears and/or the script he is given
@dannyr5358
@dannyr5358 2 года назад
the field has an almost California look
@CrankyScientist
@CrankyScientist 2 месяца назад
Henry's such a quiet hero.
@kmills62
@kmills62 2 года назад
doesnt look like much of a find...
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