Thanks for sharing all these old episodes of TT. This series has inspired many people. It lit a fire in me I never knew existed. The history of the British isles is absolutely fascinating. And I can't get enough of it.
When I get my new computer this channel will be one of the first to be downloaded for larger screen presence.(I'm hoping I'm using the correct terminology; I'll get someone to do it for me!)🤗🌞
I am impressed at how time team go from a bunch of potentially annoying tv archeologists to a group that every one wants to come and visit the most important sites.
He was a little cutie pie, wasn't he? I remember when he guested on Good Neighbors, Felicity Kendall could barely keep a straight face, he was so hilarious making cow eyes at her.
Great stuff indeed! This long after one can't help pondering the different hair styles... esp that of the romano-british professor... it looks a bit as if he had a very small sheep sitting on top of his ordinary hair... it just have to be a fake or just a bad hair day... it really was a bit windy in those frames. Not to mention Mick's wild hairdo 😂 ... oh my how sad he passed...
The Christians preferred to put their churches over others' holy sites, so the people would come to them instead. There are corners in Mexico City where they put 4 churches, so the inhabitants could no longer worship their own gods. And early Christian rulers were known to have a priest bless the headwaters of a stream, drive their people through it at swordpoint, and inform them that they wee now Christians, because they'd been 'baptized' by going through the waters.
@@steveesteban9669 I too am a child of my time; the Muslim religion was never spoken of, except in disparaging terms (as if maybe if we ignore it, it'll go away.) So I have no opinion of it. I deplore the extremists' habit of blowing up other religious sites, though. And if you think 'it was hundreds of years ago' only, well, you haven't been listening to the loudmouthed current (so-called) Christians, who want to make other religions illegal, and wipe out their centers of worship. They're just following their Christian values, which is to destroy anything they don't believe in. Or agree with.
I fully understand wanting to protect sites but the idea that's it's scheduled and then you can't dig it and therefore can't learn from it is just ludicrous. How are we supposed to learn anything from these sites if we can't touch them or we have to jump through 83 hoops to do so.
42:10 Looking at this part, it reminds me of our Sephardic Synagogue with a sand in the US Virgin Islands. It has the use of undressed, rough stone in the construction of walls. It was completed in 1833 and it has been used in continuous weekly service to date. It used a mixture of molasses, sand, lye and water. I give tours. :) Rob in St. Thomas.
I love these guys but unfortunately I'm going to have to watch them on their own original Channel because here all I can see is a set of stairs if I enlarge it and turn my phone sideways it only takes up half the frame but that's usually the frame that the digging is going on while the people are talking in the other one
I've watched enough of this series to know that there will be no conclusive evidence one way or another before even watching this episode. Therefore, I will not bother watching it and actually unsubscribing.
Phil's hat is so pristine!
Thanks for sharing all these old episodes of TT. This series has inspired many people. It lit a fire in me I never knew existed. The history of the British isles is absolutely fascinating. And I can't get enough of it.
@6:30 i love the Kid living his best life in the 90's /late 80's no phones, ipads and shit and NO panini. simple life and not a care in the world
What I learned in this show is that it could be anything, but it's never gonna be a roman temple.
Quite entertaining especially late at night when im wistful and lack general enthusiasm to really do much of anything except get my education on.
When I get my new computer this channel will be one of the first to be downloaded for larger screen presence.(I'm hoping I'm using the correct terminology; I'll get someone to do it for me!)🤗🌞
Get someone to hook your computer to your television with an hdmi cable and watch it large screen!
I am impressed at how time team go from a bunch of potentially annoying tv archeologists to a group that every one wants to come and visit the most important sites.
I’m not watching this episode for the archaeology, I’m watching it because of Tony’s great head of hair.
I know, right! If not for his voice, I almost wouldn’t recognize him.
Get well soon.
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He was a little cutie pie, wasn't he? I remember when he guested on Good Neighbors, Felicity Kendall could barely keep a straight face, he was so hilarious making cow eyes at her.
This is making me feel like.... OLD!
Very great content, already developing new thought threads due to their research! They are also a bit entertaining!👍🏽
Wow, 1994... Thanks for "preserving" these "ancient" episodes!
Tony seems to be getting younger with each episode lol
Still stays as excitable and handsome? 😅
VINTAGE Time Team
Great stuff indeed! This long after one can't help pondering the different hair styles... esp that of the romano-british professor... it looks a bit as if he had a very small sheep sitting on top of his ordinary hair... it just have to be a fake or just a bad hair day... it really was a bit windy in those frames. Not to mention Mick's wild hairdo 😂 ... oh my how sad he passed...
I'm with Tony. Archeological PC. What is the use of historical evaluation if they are not allowed to dig and find out. Rubbish.
The Christians preferred to put their churches over others' holy sites, so the people would come to them instead. There are corners in Mexico City where they put 4 churches, so the inhabitants could no longer worship their own gods. And early Christian rulers were known to have a priest bless the headwaters of a stream, drive their people through it at swordpoint, and inform them that they wee now Christians, because they'd been 'baptized' by going through the waters.
Muslims also did that can I hear your opinion on that and so what that was hundreds of years ago
@@steveesteban9669 I too am a child of my time; the Muslim religion was never spoken of, except in disparaging terms (as if maybe if we ignore it, it'll go away.) So I have no opinion of it. I deplore the extremists' habit of blowing up other religious sites, though. And if you think 'it was hundreds of years ago' only, well, you haven't been listening to the loudmouthed current (so-called) Christians, who want to make other religions illegal, and wipe out their centers of worship. They're just following their Christian values, which is to destroy anything they don't believe in. Or agree with.
By the looks of some of the Time Team members, the hair comb had not been invented yet. Wonder when they were first discovered...
Robin gives the impression of Holmes older brother... lol
1995 Series 2 Episode 3
Anytime I see the narrator, I click, I like😎
what a year this episode came from, 1994.....
The stick with snake wound around it was Caduceus.
If English Heratage was in charge of Pompeii it would still all be 10ft under the ground! And Bath would have been covered over with sand!
I fully understand wanting to protect sites but the idea that's it's scheduled and then you can't dig it and therefore can't learn from it is just ludicrous. How are we supposed to learn anything from these sites if we can't touch them or we have to jump through 83 hoops to do so.
42:10 Looking at this part, it reminds me of our Sephardic Synagogue with a sand in the US Virgin Islands. It has the use of undressed, rough stone in the construction of walls. It was completed in 1833 and it has been used in continuous weekly service to date. It used a mixture of molasses, sand, lye and water. I give tours. :) Rob in St. Thomas.
I love these guys but unfortunately I'm going to have to watch them on their own original Channel because here all I can see is a set of stairs if I enlarge it and turn my phone sideways it only takes up half the frame but that's usually the frame that the digging is going on while the people are talking in the other one
man it looks like england is literally still in the 90s, is it really that bad over there?
This episode IS from the 90's!😂😂
Yankees are very strange.
It is simple, if it not scheduled, dig away. And leave Carenza at home next time.
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What year is this episode from?
1995
Series 2 Episode 3
filmed 94, broadcast 1995
90s calling 😂. ❤
Something older and more exciting than Romans please
I've watched enough of this series to know that there will be no conclusive evidence one way or another before even watching this episode. Therefore, I will not bother watching it and actually unsubscribing.
Bye!
Bit premature surely.
GOOD !!!!
It's not a movie, it's reality, and the real world is hardly ever cut and dried. Get used to ambiguity because your entire life will be that way. :)
so glad they came back loved their first 2 digs!! cant wait for more!!