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- Season 17 Episode 9: Governor's Green
The Team visit Portsmouth to try and uncover one of the city's oldest buildings - a medieval hospital. But after three days of bone-chilling weather and confusing archaeology can the Team work out what stood on Governors Green over 500 years ago?
Join the Time Team for another dig into Britain's history.
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My god, I love Victor's artwork, but the drawing of the hospital with what are obviously Tony, Phil and Mick is absolute perfection. :)
Yes sir! The whole show is perfect!
Ì found this by accìdent. It is very entertaining and again Mich, Phil and Tony are great.
Now you’ve got me wondering if all his artwork includes the cast. I’ll be checking from now on!!
I agree
Dear old Mick the voice of reason
The Artist "Victor" is a vessel of magnificent talent. That sketch he quickly came up with was really a masterful work of Art.
I see you Victor, and appreciate the tens of thousands of hours you've invested in honing your craft, fine Sir. Thank you.
Great stuff. Finally, Time Team episodes on TH-cam that don't look like they were filmed using a potato.
Sean Coyne New potato or a baked potato? 🥔🤔. 😊
Newer knew that potatos can film....keep mine in cubord. have too go and look.
You have to remember those ones that have been on here for a while were posted from whatever source was available, usually a poor quality VHS recording of the episode, or a file that's been copied and recopied and recopied and recopied ad nauseam which degrades the image quality by the time it was posted to youtube. From the looks of it I'd say this channel is run by the people who made the show and are posting DVD quality copies of the episodes, either that or it is someone posting their DVD copies of the episodes, but since the upload intervals are about a week or so between full episodes I'd say it's most likely the former rather than the latter.
Filming with a potato. Sounds like something Baldric would try to do.
@@Skyfire_The_Goth I believe this channel is run by the producers of Time Team themselves, in anticipation for the possible return of Time Team which has not been ruled out.
Also, the video we're watching here is a pre-cut of the episode before Channel4 mixed the audio to work better for TV.
Usually when you deliver stuff to let's say the BBC they have their own audio-guy that mixes the audio to acceptable levels - it's his dayjob. The editing done by the Time-Team producers would be off for tv standards, be way too loud compared to the rest of the programs for example.
EDIT: That's why sometimes they talk through each other and it's inaudible.
The digger driver is wonderfully smooth and skilled.
Nothing like watching a time team episode. So interesting.
Hi Time team! During this covid horror, could you guys please unlock all the geolocked eps so we can watch them down under. We are very bored. Time team would help alleviate that. Thanks!
I always love Time Team, but when it comes to my childhood stamping grounds, it doesn't get much better than that!
Great clarity, no graininess , I love Time Team.
Comfrey was also called "boneset", and quite a lot of it was grown hospitals and travelers' rests. (Per Dorothy Hartley's 'Food in England'.) A poultice of comfrey leaves is good for serious bruising as well.
Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful show.
Watching this, I think the word "hospitality" is what such a hospital was about. It's making people who are sick or traveling comfortable, and also look after their spiritual needs.
This is extremely random, but Mick’s hat is obviously hand knit, and that makes me incredibly happy.
Tony does like his Meddy-YEEEE-vul archaeology
I'm watching the Time Team and sharing with my eldest daughter Amber and we live all the way down under from Mount Gambier in the State Of South Australian.
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The way the elderly short haired archeologist looks at Tony makes me laugh. She obviously adores him!!
Professor Carole is cute older lady goals-
I don’t see it. She’s just a smiley person.
And do you mean the historian?
Victor was such a star. I hope they have saved his art work.
Thank you Time Team for making my humble 12 hour shift that much more bareable! Hazah!
I really love your documentaries time team! I just discovered the channel and am amazed you guys are the best
I love this series! Not too crazy about their quarreling. Great history lessons. Thanks so much.
This has got to be the clearest Time Team episode I have seen yet !!!!
I love you all. Very entertaining and informative.
Another great episode of this wonderful show. Good to see Helen (Geake) and Alex (Langlands) skulking about too. My favorite part was discovering Sara's ring. They might consider it just a "seaside trinket," and not helpful or valuable, because it can't be used for dating, but it tells such an intimate, personal story that it jolts my imagination and makes me wonder who, WHO, Sara(h) and her boyfriend were. An imagination set ablaze and the desire to know is the beginning of all great archeology. Go, Time Team. Go! LL
As I’ve said: trips to the English coast aren’t holidays; they’re penance!
As opposed to Penzance? Penance with a Zed?
I watch these episodes and wish English Heritage or the National Trust would create a line of retail products based on the jugs and dishes found.
If they sold the rights to Disney then you would get your wish. But, be careful what you wish for. Lol.
@@awallner1 Not sure how Disney came into this. Bizarre. The Nation Trust could actually bring in some pretty good income with a line of home decor.
Potted History produce some amazing replica ceramics from the prehistoric to post-medieval periods.
I love the danger no entry sign next to the trafalgar. Like you aren't going to prison for years for trespassing lol
...at last after all these years, the official Time Team Channel! Now, I can watch them all again without the fog and blurry image.
This episode makes me miss Mick god rest his soul wat a beautiful mind
Just love Mick, Tony and the gang.
awesome program and great finds and at the LAST Minute, Phil pulls it off again with, " we have two pieces which have not been seen til now, so ?? early 12th century!! BINGO!~!!
Outstanding
Man, I live in Upstate NY, USA, and I forget that in certain places in England you really can't just go digging around without the potential to encounter unexploded, live WWII explosives. That's such an alien concept to me. It just isn't something an American has to think about when they dig around in the US...
Reading about just _The Blitz_ alone blows me away. Some 41,000 civilians were killed in the UK alone, and maybe as many as 150,000 more injured? 2 million houses destroyed including fully 60% of those in London? Germany bombed Liverpool, the North Sea port of Hull, Bristol, Cardiff, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Southampton, Swansea, Birmingham, Belfast, Coventry, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield, and more, and that's only one (extensive) mission.
My country has, luckily, never seen an aerial bombing campaign of any scale let alone something like WWII (yet, anyway,) so it's just jaw-dropping to think about the sheer impact of WWII, and the impact it continues to have to this day. So much history lost forever. So much of the area changed forever. So many bombs in rivers and possibly under buildings, it absolutely boggles the mind.
The 9/11 cleanup effort was the biggest destruction I've seen in my country in my life, and that seemed like an all but insurmountable task in my mind when I was a teenager and it all happened, but that's _nothing_ compared to WWII Europe. It must've been like a hundred thousand 9/11's as far as the damage. In terms of lives lost, it was equivalent to over 13,300 9/11's. Plus a _staggering_ number of live bombs STILL exist in the ground and rivers to this day! I just can barely wrap my head around it all.
Does happen quite frequently here in the U.S. butt Not to the scale across the pond.
Oct 5th 2020 Vero Beach Fla Ordnance Found
Oct 10th 2020 Cape Hatteras National Seashore beach Ordnance Found
Japan used balloons that could be launched to carry bombs across the Pacific and hit the United States. Over the course of the war, over 9,000 balloons were launched & 1,000 Possibly made it.
In 1984, the Santa Cruz Sentinel noted that Bert Webber, an author and researcher, had located 45 balloon bombs in Oregon, 37 in Alaska, 28 in Washington and 25 in California. 1 recently recovered in British Columbia - in October 2014 - "has been in the dirt for 70 years," Henry Proce of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police told The Canadian Press.
Let's Not forget all the lives Still being taken & maimed due to landmines.
Gotta love shows like this that still make people do some DEEP thinking.
Thank you.
Another crackin video.....Keep them coming......
Thanks for putting the full episode's up.
Montana again???
i remember watching this episode when time team was airing on tv.
Dear old Mick the voice of reason
Love how victor drew Phil in the hospital drawing 13:42
And Mick and himself! I notice he did that a lot and many times made his character off to the side
Best quote to describe the social order in the early 21st century "It's not just politics; it's money!"
I'd been in the extreme north of Norway for 58 days eating garbage and went to Portsmouth and when I got off the ship I had my first English breakfast and the ladies were so nice and seemed pleased that I was eating with gusto
That background music at the start really reminds me of Yojimbo!
What happened with the audio? Need to level that out.
Great episode, though!
Agreed. The commentary track is overwhelmed often by the music. Not just this one, either. I've noticed it on a number of other episodes as well.
Any episode with Mick in it is a good episode
One thing that i believe would've benefited the show, where possible with say, a local group, would've been to have a representation of the people in the digs they do. For example, in this one they showed the wear of the pilgrims. In another it could be Saxons, et cetera. I know for a fact that UK has loads of individuals who have various types of clothing passions (in their historical context).
closing of medieval hospitals/hall turning out those that need help, then local alms starting up to fill the gap, sounds familiar for our instructions today, those who study history are DOOMED to repeat it
I prefer saying, "Those that Forgot or Never Learned History are Doomed to Repeat it."
I have a find for You: The patroller P557 is HDaMS Glenten of Flyvefisken-class.
what fascinates me is how did our ancestors come up with this stuff. we have history to improve on. much of what these people have made is new. from scratch.
Here in the Western States it’s Lewis and Clark ,wagon ruts and Native American Arrow heads...UK Roman Villas! And “Medieval” . So cool.
You should check out Chahokia in the St. Louis area. It was one of the largest cities in the western hemisphere about 500 years ago. We have some old history, but you don't hear about it . Because it doesn't involve European males.
Another Brilliant Episode! But all that complaining about the weather…! It's no wonder, standing out in the open with thin pants, synthetic rubbish and what have we. Wool, wool and more wool! Layer upon layer, tucked into loose, windbreakers, and there is plenty of surplus Army Clothing that makes perfect, hardy & durable windbreakers. And with merino wool, you can wear it right on the skin with perfect comfort. It's soft as silk! Wool is a natural deodorant, and when washing it, use Wool Detergent, or Silk Detergent if you can't find a brilliant brand like the Norwegian Milo Wool Detergent.
Wool can get soaking wet before it starts losing its insulating properties. In fact, when I go hunting in the winter, I take the wool off when its real sweaty, I wring it or slap it against a tree or a rock, put it on and ski for 10 minutes, and I'm nice and warm again! Living in the Arctic I have found that NOTHING beats what my ancestors have been wearing for thousands of years: WOOL!
I wear it 9 out of 12 months. Why be miserable and cold, when there's a perfect alternative? If it wasn't for wool, I wouldn't venture out in the wild most of the year. And Archaeologists in wet and cold England ought to have at least one set of wool underwear and a sweater to put underneath the windbreaker. At least I would! It makes being outdoors a pleasure, no matter how bad the weather gets!
HAH!! I thought I recognized Alex Langland! I'm assuming this was early in his TV career.
when they found the ring, I bet it was a heartbroken sailor throwing it into the distance after discovering that his love has been with a jody.
A bit disappointed that the plan was just a plain plan. I was expecting a cunning plan
We may have found evidence of a punning clan.
@Sam Bacon Then it's a sport.
But how cunning?
Episode 221 (Season 17, Episode 9): Governor's Green, Aired: October 24, 2010
Hospital, a place for travellers, hence the term hospitality
Hospital and hospitality come from the same base word so I agree.
Ooooh a 16th Century Holiday Inn? Awesome!
Imagine what a blacklight might reveal!
Oddly enough, a UK company originally founded in 1777 owns the Holiday Inn brand.
I shall from this point and beyond ALWAYS think of Tony as Father Time. 4 1/2 minutes lol
32:56 Alex Langlands in the background :)
44:01 It's Baldric!
Still following
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There at 33:15 that looks like the Danish Navy ship Glenten
33:00 "…bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, we're going to have a really good crack!"
Now I have to get this picture of a hairy crack, the hairs all poking out, out off my mind's eye. o.0
The horrors!
I got the pic of a few Furrys, puffing on glass stems.
What is the reason for the overly dramatic music? It is so loud at some points where I can't even hear Tony.
Why did they ever tear down perfectly good buildings?
For materials, in many cases. It goes all the way back to antiquity. An Egyptian Pharoah was liable to take monuments erected by an earlier ruler and repurpose them with his own name and likeness. Occasionally, an entire building might be robbed out for new construction. ='[.]'=
14:02 Those two characters look familiar...!
oh new vid...
Why, oh why, is the "background" music, which is supposed to be in the BACKGROUND, always so loud you can hardly understand what Tony is saying!?!
St. Nikolas was born in Turkey. I also say "mark my words"
St Nicholas was born in Asia Minor - there was no such place as "Turkey" at the time.
Saturday.2/1/2020. beautiful people and show! it's always good to see a beer (pint) in Phil's hand(s)! question: can leaching spread HIV?
these videos and the people always bring my spirits up! thank you guys and ladies! just sayin
No. Leeches can't spread HIV because the leech doesn't TRANSMIT blood ... it just consumes it. So even if a leech latches on to someone with HIV before it latches onto you, the previous person's blood is not transmitted to you.
"A fantastic reminder of Britain's navels..."
Just what I always wanted, a reminder about my navel.
you fixed the picture please fix the sound
33:50, where can I get a giant brolly that says "Ordinance Survey"?
The motive on the ring looks like pyramids.
He said 72 hours instead of 3 days ☹️
43:23 ...
"ring is more a woman's size". remember people were much smaller in olden times.
Depends what you mean by "olden times". Early medieval males were similar in height to modern Europeans. There's no reason to think they had skinnier fingers, either. news.osu.edu/men-from-early-middle-ages-were-nearly-as-tall-as-modern-people/
It's a good episode but the music drowns out all the speaking.
Love all. This one has so bad sound. I couldnt listen to a word. Pleas Get read of the music
It’s sad when people believe that you can buy your way into heaven. Jesus paid it all. We must only accept this fact for salvation.
Urrrgghhh, tha annoying background music again just about overwhelming Tony and his commentary!!
Or is it just me that finds music included very annoying?
However, Victor (RiP) and his drawings look so life like from years gone by people and buildings from different era's.....
I like watching these old TT episodes, even if I have watched them some years ago, unlike this modern version of it, which I find a bit boring and just not the same as the original, even though there are still some of the original cast in it.
Demonstrating just what an Avaricious grip the newcomer christian sect used on southern England.....
i think I've seen about 50 episodes now and not one person who isnt white
Well there's Raksha. Feel better now?
@@Ijusthopeitsquick lol maybe she is colour blind, dont what TT that she was watching Raksha is on many of them.
If only those medieval apothecaries had marijuana. That would also "improve their spirits and digestion."
First reference to its use is in a Chinese medical manual dating back to around 2700 B.C. Chinese legend states that its usefulness in treating rheumatism, gout, malaria and, oddly enough, absent-mindedness was documented by Chinese Emperor Shen Nung
Sorry last hit got me curious
Scott Wolters is a joke
Religion is weird. Like all this effort for a Peeping Tom Sky Wizard who most likely doesn't exist or wouldn't care about tiny creatures like Hoomans even if he/she/they did exist.
The cool galley frequently race because rotate sequentially smell below a miniature cocoa. brash, living cobweb
Cut your nails Phil!!!!