Castles, Cavaliers, and Cowboys | Time Team | Feature Length | Modbury Days 1-3 (Devon) 2024
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- ** By popular demand, we've compiled Days 1, 2 and 3 of Time Team's recent Modbury dig into one newly updated feature-length video for your viewing pleasure. **
Join us for a special watch-along on Saturday 7th September at 7pm BST.
Time Team joins forces with the people of Modbury to uncover their dramatic history. We hunt for clues throughout the town, in attics, in living rooms, and under brand new lawns. We're looking for evidence of Civil Wars that raged through the town in the 17th century.
Time Team are joined by Jim Stetson, whose family sat at the heart of the community before they left for America to find their fortune making hats. But will we piece together the dramatic ups and downs of Modbury and its fascinating history? We have just three days to do it!
Plus, join us behind the scenes for our exclusive Dig Watch coverage over on Patreon: / timeteamofficial
With thanks to
1st Modbury Scouts
Alex Schultz
Champernowne Singers
The Community of Modbury
David Scott, Modbury Town Crier
Devon Archives and Local Studies
Eton Archives
The Exeter Inn, Modbury
The Modbury Inn, Modbury
Modbury Memorial Hall Team
Modbury Primary School
Archive by kind permission of Modbury History Society
Robert and Pat Hemingway Hall
Time Team’s Patreon Supporters
St George’s Church and Community, Modbury
Stetson Kindred of America
The White Hart Inn, Modbury
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By popular demand, we've compiled Days 1, 2 and 3 of Time Team's recent Modbury dig into one newly updated feature-length video for your viewing pleasure. Join us for the watch-along this Saturday at 7pm (BST)
Join us on Patreon for more behind-the-scenes insights, interviews and 3D models from this dig: www.patreon.com/TimeTeamOfficial
#LONG VIDEO 📸 &✏️ DRAWINGS 📝& #VERRY_Quiet🎶BackTrack🌈ONE 🕐 HOPES
Don't under estimate how much the original series got right about how to make a successful show
Mental how far John's res,mag and all the other wonders he can show without "digging a hole"
If Time Team is open to ideas, I have been trying to find the resting place of the first HMS St George (1622-1697). Was sunk as a hulk off Sheerness and which may now be under land. I am descended from the family who’s flag ship it was and he died on from his injuries. I am intending to be over there this time next year if you want some help. Being ex navy and related to the legend who invented the modern navy it’s mystery holds a place in my heart. General at sea, Robert Blake who was called Admiral, should be a lot more remembered for who he was and what he did for his country. Nelson studied and learnt from him, he had a huge state funeral and yet isn barely even heard of. The sea has and is the corner stone of my life and looking into my past, I can see why. Just an idea.
I really enjoyed Richard. He seems like the type of person who would be your professor that never got through more than 10% of any syllabus because he knows so much about every subject in his field that he would take you off on wild tangents every class
Those are the best professors 🙂
Can we just have a few hours of Stewart walking and talking through the landscape, please?
I'd watch that
Brilliant! History never gets old... no... wait a minute.
Excekkent feature length combination of the whole dig. Makes me happy to see my Patreon contributions continuing the legacy of Time Team and the history that got so manu of us through the recent times of lockdown and isolation. Truly appreciate this gift to the history of the world.
"...to some prehistoric flint."
Me: **expecting Phil to pop up out of nowhere even though he's Sir No Longer Appearing in These Digs**
Why isn't he? I miss him.
@@Metalkatt Phil has been popping up recently on Waterloo Uncovered, you might enjoy that.
I keep seeing the sides of those test pits and hear him raging about people not keeping the sides perfectly vertical and clean
My theory is he had like an obsessive drive to appear in every single original time team episode (didn't miss a single one), and if he appears in one of the new digs it will lock him into some kind of mind loop and he'll never be able to escape again. Let him be at peace.
@@danipetch9911 He's retired now.
Mightily chuffed that my name is (somewhere) on those huge flags. Very happy to be a Patreon supporter of Time Team!
Gotta love Helen, looks the same as she did 20 years ago. 'Aging? nah don't feel like it.' lol. She makes the show work, and she's always great, I wouldn't understand without her explaining things
About time Stewart got his own cameraman, he has enough to do, roaming about looking at stuff, as does Matt with all he has gone through over the years, Slaving away, being a monk etc. Hilde needs her own camera as well, just because.
Excellent programme.
superb production quality and honours those that went before in the last 30+ years
Very interesting search. Great to see the familiar faces, though sad to see us all getting older.
I had some friends years ago who were part of the Stetson Clan. They would surely enjoy this episode. I will try to get this to them.
I'd like to be there in 500 years when the Time Team mug that was placed in the test pit is uncovered. I bet the machines that discover it will say, "Well, that's meta" in whatever comm form they are using.
Great to see many of the earlier episodes still working on Time Team
Excellent program!
Fantastic edit of the three days. I watched the in progress videos and the additional context is wonderful. Great job.
Love this show (esp. the Classics) ❤
A wonderful episode I really enjoyed it.
Love this!
Ooh boy! Getting my snacks ready right now for this episode!
This was absolutely wonderful!.
Dr Gus is awesome! Big fan from Albany, Georgia USA?
Interesting show this time. Thank you. Lord Parr
31:00 American WWII parachutist - I had the same Airfix figures!
I miss phil
And Tony
I don't.
@@SebastianSchleussneralways one knob
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great program but really suprised graphics didnt do a virtual time lapse type reconstruction from the ancient mound/hill fort, early church, abbey and cloisters etc with the shape of the town which could so clearly be seen developing through the burgess plots and then collapsing after the destruction of the battle. It would pull all the info together so clearly like Victor's drawings used to. It's great getting Stuart saying this was an earth bank, thats why the church isnt E/W, and then Helen placing the cloisters etc but we dont get to see that development anymore. you used to use Victor and then the various graphics artists to reconstruct the phases for us like the rise and then redevelopment of a roman fort. surely modern 3d graphics could put it all together into a sequence?
Thanks Guys👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🍂🍁🍂
Excellent. 👍🦘
Brilliant 🎉
Carenza still has the most beautiful hands.
All interesting and entertaining but just not the same without Tony, Mick( rip) , Phil, and Blinkhorn.
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woohoo
Tenter hooks not tender hooks
Did they have percussion cap muskets in the English civil war? I thought they were flintlocks. Nevermind. I looked again and they did use a flintlock in the demonstration. They just skipped priming the pan.
14:27 I'll give my left arm for Robin and Victor.
A Cornet was an army officer of Horse .Sort of junior Captain i think
Miserable trees make for good dendrochronology. Dr. Scotty Strachan of the University of Nevada, Reno, USA, collects cores from spindly, ragged, apparently half-dead trees from the Eastern Sierra mountains of California and Nevada, and comes up with amazing chronologies. The terrain is rugged, many of the trees seem to be rooted in the local granodiorite or andesite rather than in soil, the climate is not supportive, and yet they persist for up to over 1000 years. (There are famous, older trees, further south, but these are ordinary pine nuts and mahoganies. Trees that the Native Americans knew and made use of before us pasty white people ever knew about the place.)
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Superb. Have come across various stories of different churches being used as stables during the English Civil including Southwell Minster in Nottinghamshire once Parliament took a place over. Was this a policy of the Parliament army or is it a later propaganda story or myth to try and show them in bad light
Are John Gater and Pete Townshend related?
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Enjoyed the full length presentation, just wish you could include the missing person in one of these.
Good show but not the same without Tony and Phil.
Patio no terrace yes
Déjà vu …??
Oh beaver hats! Not actual cowboys ok .
Is there new stuff? Let's wait. Seen the Stetson before. It doesn't even look like what we're used to from films and series.
It’s the one from the Stetson series. They just compiled it into one episode instead of three episodes like it was originally.
7:02 tell people your stinking rich why don’t ya
We've seen this. New content please!!
It’s the 3 parts put together as some people (like me) really enjoy watching a whole long episode!
It explains this in the introduction under the video. 😂. And I hadn’t seen this, as it happens. The Royal ‘We’?
re-run....
Yes, it explains this in the description of the video. 😂