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TIME TEAM MESSING UP *YOUR* GARDEN? Full episodes below!

00:00 – “Tale of Two Villages”
Series 14, Episode 7
(Wicken, Northamptonshire)

20:50 – “Skeletons In The Shed”
Series 16, Episode 13
(Blythburgh, Suffolk)

39:10 – “There’s A Villa Here Somewhere”
Series 17, Episode 11
(Litlington)

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22 Comments

  5. Heather Tolsma

    LiDar would have been incredibly helpful at the Priory dig. It may have helped in exposing the remaining structures in order to give a better vantage point to the layout.

  8. joekenorer

    I'm a 42 year old hvac technician in Mobile, Alabama and I can positively identify Saxon pottery. Thanks Time Team.

  10. Real life

    Robert temple pedigree , much stuff was sold or given to people in United States of artifacts ancient

  13. Ansfrida Eyowulfsdottir

    Stop asking for money, you tedious fools. These are all ancient history, already made and paid for. After the show was destroyed by Bucktoothed Barbie et al, I have no desire to see any new ones made, considering half the cast are no longer with us. You'll never recreate that Olde Magick.

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  16. John Bruce

    My best backyard find was a Clactonian flint lithic (material source, Leicestershire / Lincolnshire chalk), teardrop shaped, 150 x 120 x 50mm, with retouching and signs of use; a classical rhyolite flake 80 x 30 x10mm, with retouching (material from Charnwood Forest, Leicestershire); a hunk of fossil bone. All found when digging a flower bed in my own garden and dated to the post-Anglian Ice Age circa 450,000 B.C. They were the first ever Palaeolithic finds from this area of the southern West Midlands and are now in the British Museum.

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