This episode is ground zero for this series on at least three levels: 1. First episode based off of their first live dig. It is merely a composite of the best bits of their first live dig. 2. First appearance of Helen Geake, who would go on to become a much beloved and admired member of the time team. 3. First appearance of Paul Blinkhorn. He is quite restrained in this episode, but he quickly went on to become my favorite finds expert. His enthusiasm and sense of humor were PERFECT for this series.

Per his new 2020 video, because of his spine injury, Phil rode in an ambulance to the site just so that he wouldn't mess up his perfect record of attending all episodes. That's dedication, and why we love him. He's still going strong and making vids.

@harbourdogNL

3 жыл бұрын

"Per his new 2020 video" Link, please?

@mbuhtz

3 жыл бұрын

@@harbourdogNL he talked about it in one of the Time Team Tea Time videos, I think? Check the official TimeTeam youtube channel

@Wotdermatter

3 жыл бұрын

Too many people use the preposition PER incorrectly, as here. In fact, it means "for each" and is used with units to express a rate such as per lb of apples. Sadly, many people just follow the leader, so to speak, because that is what everybody does. There are many other examples available but ... 'nuf sed.

@kasketchayne

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wotdermatter use Google again.....she is correct in her use of "per" in this case.... per - preposition \ ˈpər \ Definition of per (Entry 1 of 4) 1: by the means or agency of : THROUGH per bearer 2: with respect to every member of a specified group : for each 3: according to -often used with as per instructions as per usual your claim is the use of "per" as an adverb per adverb Definition of per (Entry 2 of 4) : for each : APIECE a bargain at $3.50 per www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/per

@yanikkunitsin1466

2 жыл бұрын

@@mbuhtz apart from some promo for waterloo dig he didn't make any vids. Empty words. I found his oldest vid though. It's on reddit sub for time team.

I see young Helen as she just started on TT! awesome. The excellent work of Phil,, Carenza, then Helen and Stuart and Tony and on and on- all TT rocked and still does in Covid19 days!

watching these is how I go to sleep how i go to sleep, at night very soothing

@dl7596

Жыл бұрын

Margie Lewis, "watching these is how I go to sleep".

Absolutely LOVE this show. My only regret? That I didn't know of it sooner.

Stewart's brilliance amazes me! I love how he figures these things out.

Shame about Phil's back and the slipped disk, but glad that he was still there to explain what finds they were getting in the different trenches. [ Have had a few spinal surgeries myself, I can understand the amount of pain he must of been in, and still there to smile though it all. God bless him! Interested in the Human remains as well, the two they found, Loved the floor tiles right outside the church, or actually inside the church at some point, The coins were a great little find as well. This is where I wish Robin Bush was around for the history of this site and what it was...and Victor's drawings were are always a very import part of any episode as to show us what a place or location might of looked like back in days past... Awesome..

This is the one when Phil had a slipped disc and was actually kept on site in an ambulance while he hobbled out now and then to comment. You can actually see the open doors of the bus at around 29 minutes.

4:37 "Stewart's already out and about...doing something strange." That caused a snortlaugh from me :D

I'm addicted to this show...

Helen! She is so adorable. And smart too!

I like Stewart a lot, good at his work. And Paul is very valuable in the future.

Stewart really knows his stuff, truly an asset to the team.

I am so glad you put these vids on here. Thank you.

I have watched the entire series and specials, in order of course, at least three times and it is stiil fun to note someone's first appearence. Like at 8:05, we meet, for the first time, Helen Geak!

@berniemccann8935

6 жыл бұрын

I once had a crush on Helen.

@mattkaustickomments

4 жыл бұрын

I’m guessing probably an early appearance for Paul Blinkhorn in this episode too.

@ianrutherford878

4 жыл бұрын

so have you plotted the point in time when TR started to say G.O'Fizz?----this episode is from before that.

@joshschneider9766

4 жыл бұрын

She was so young age was still a mid level staffer at the local archaeology office in norfolk. she runs one of those now or did a few years ago.

@eboracum2012

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshschneider9766 She works at the Univ. of Cambridge as a finds adviser for the PAS. I thought she worked for the British Museum but obviously not.

... another fabulous adventure into the past. Time Team is my time machine ! ...

31:55 Always fun to catch these glimpses of camera and sound crew hurrying after Tony and various archeologists

So glad to be watching TT trying to get away from the political and culture war of 2019

@tehbonehead

5 жыл бұрын

Helps remind you how little the present can matter, given the big picture...

@zoltanz288

4 жыл бұрын

There always has to be a war and an enemy. Or else people might actually start to unite and the elite cant have that.

@alexsfamily4166

4 жыл бұрын

@@zoltanz288 so true, some romans can say : divide et impera ... divide and conquer or we can use "Panem et circenses".. fit well.. in modern times it means keeping the people good by giving them food and fun .. this is why sport is as important in modern society as it was in Roman times, the way a saying was used by Giovenale a Latin poet he say:" [populus] duas tantum res anxius optat panem et circenses" [People] anxiously hopes for just two things: bread and circuses" (Giovenale, Satira X[2]) Henry Ford rightly say: "Luckily the population does not understand our banking and monetary system, because if they understood it, I believe that a revolution would break out before tomorrow." the truest words of his century

@joshschneider9766

4 жыл бұрын

Well his two centuries. I'm addition to the mass production of the 1800s he was a gentleman racer. His most notable achievement in speed was being the first human to travel over 90mph ever. Posses a young Glenn curtiss right the he'll off lol. Henry didn't die until the nineteen thirties I think it was. Donated to Hitler's party too. Guy was not a good person but did do many noteworthy things.

@snazzypazzy

2 жыл бұрын

Boy you must have been in for a ride come 2020 and 2021...

8:04 first time for Helen Geake.. she is one of my favorite in time team.. need to whait 2 more years for see Helen again on time team on the episode: Normanton, Lincolnshire

@emilychb6621

3 жыл бұрын

@Rosida Andriyana That's just the US spelling.. It's not wrong. Though why anyone would want to use a third world countries spelling escapes me.

Stewart’s Yoga for Surveyors @4:42 😆

I have watched this episode before, but this time I now see Sandi Toksvig of my other favorite British series, Qi

As far as finding a lot of archaeology, this is one of the better in the series. I realize they had a head start by earlier excavations and findings in the area but this is good.

46:00 And revealed not what happened. Turned out the skeleton was a woman with a head injury(back of the head) and was gnawed on by the local wildlife(badgers I think they said it was) while still alive and the cut on the top of the skull was an attempted surgery that the woman died during. Much worse than some dude getting his haircut a little too close and died instantly. Poor woman got bopped on the back of the head and while laying unconscious some badgers decided her warm meat was for dinner.. she may have been in and out of consciousness while the badgers were biting her, then to be rescued and die in (trepanation) surgery without anesthesia is a horrendous way to go. Yu would be better off getting the top of your skull removed by axe or sword and instantly check out.

I love reading these comments. I'm an American who studied Brit history, wandered here due to reading Elly Griffiths' novels, and it make me really happy to find such a collection of history and archaeology nerds like myself. Thanks!

Paul Blinkhorn dressing like a French mime biker pirate!

@jlselc

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

32:45: Cracking up at all the techs following them as they trench hop. LMAO

@BlackIjs

3 жыл бұрын

3 sound/audio booms, at least 3 cameras... minimum 3 sound techs (carrying the audio bags)... that is really cool. Imagine that gang following Tony around the whole 3 days as he hustles around.

not only helens 1st episode but paul blinkhorns as well :)

@josthobic9860

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Muller you are right! I laughed when Tony said Paul is a local pottery expert :D

@Gitarzan66

6 жыл бұрын

I recently started following Paul on FB. he posts a lot of interesting stuff. Ole Leghorn Blinkhonrn. He Stu and Robin are my faves.

@MrBEA68

4 жыл бұрын

Love to see Sandy Toksvig as well. Loved her through radio first at what a replacement she is in QI

@MelissaThompson432

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrBEA68 I didn't realize watching QI that I had already seen Sandi on TT live digs, but apparently she's a trained archaeologist. I'm American, so I don't know the meaning of "read at university," but I suspect it means, "has a degree in."

@emilychb6621

3 жыл бұрын

@@MelissaThompson432 Yes it's a peculiar anochronism from England.

The ruins of the church are here: Bawsey Ruins 52.759210N, 0.462341E

TIME TEAM FOREVER

@RabbitSlippersBlog

5 жыл бұрын

I wish it was. I discovered it on KZread a few years ago. Wish we had programs like this in the USA.

@joehilner4830

3 жыл бұрын

Holly?

@Metonymy1979

3 жыл бұрын

@@joehilner4830 I'm in deep space, commenting on KZread videos! What a Smeghead.

One of My late fathers cases was an investigation of black magic at Bawsey church. A human skull was found converted in to a chalice which had been stained with blood which after forensic examination was found to be human . And a small silver case of Communion wafers were found near by. Plus nailed to the old door attached to the ruined church was a sheep's heart studded with thorns. Painted on stones and walls were black magic symbols.

How amazing that towards the end of day 3 and Carenza still manages to be pristine in white. ;)

Another excellent episode. I'm starting to think season 6 was the very best. Hooray for Helen Geake! I love that TT gave so much limelight to women archaeologists. Here they showcased Ms. Toksvig (age 41 at the time), Ms. Lewis (37) and Ms. Geake (32). I thought that having Tony continually rehearse what was going on, where, was very thoughtful in that the viewer got a lot of help in following a very busy dig. To my embarrassment, this is the first episode in which I realized Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall was/is a celebrity author and chef. I assumed he was a part of the dig team in Turkdean when he first showed up as a guest. Final point: why are posters so full of invective and foul language when another poster says something you don't like? All the back-and-forth with the fellow from NZ just validated his ridiculous comments. I'm just baffled.

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

For the first few years after these were posted these comments were very few and more people chose to educate and converse than to shut down conversation and make it personal. I miss the days where people wrote comments that were just positive and supportive instead of criticism, derision and, worst of all, the people coming in to track down-shirt moments of the female diggers and experts. There is another poster of these shows that gets even more of this crap and it really sucks. I once listed at least a dozen down-shirt comments alone on his site and nearly as many on Bridget's butt. There is actually a group of commentators that support each other in finding these moments and thank each other or compete to find them. Still, the way to respond is not to heap scorn on the person but to engage in conversation to educate and inform if the comment was made in ignorance, or to leave the comment alone....to choose not to feed the beast if it's a troll.

What do mean, I love Sandy. We Scandwhovians/vikings are a loveable lot.

THE WORLD IS CONSTANTLY BURYING ITSELF. THANK U GARE

@20299Kratos

4 жыл бұрын

Been subscribed to your channel for some time and love your vids.

Wow, that skeleton getting his skull cap chopped off was such an amazing, surreal find.

I fucking love this show!

@lupus67remus7

4 жыл бұрын

...this is the best show ever... PERIOD! Ladies and Gentlemen, tena... TIME TEAAAAAM!!!

Awesome job Stewart! I learn so much from you!

Pity Channel 4 started changing the format of TT. But TT did have a good run.

@eboracum2012

3 жыл бұрын

Feel like the stress of what they did to TT shortened his life. I know he was ill before and some other issues but still. That's my take.

She basically described Nosferatu when she described the skull of that cadaver. Yikes

it amazes me always what those Experts,and THIS time i mean Experts, can say when they find a dinky piece of something.

100% watch time Very good video You got my subscription

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

I have watched every episode over and over almost daily since he posted them and I truly am hooked for life. The appreciation I feel is beyond words. A life changer.

For my fellow Americans not attuned to Brit-speak. When Tony says, "So Victor might need to get his rubber out..." at 26:40, get your mind out of the gutter... it means "get his eraser out". lol

@alanatolstad4824

5 жыл бұрын

...and it's so rare that we get to hear Victor speaking, and then it's so soft that I have to strain to catch what he says!

This must have been pre-River Cottage days for Hugh!thanks for sharing,once again!

Awww I recognize Sandy from the Great British baking Show! How fun to have her in the middle of things!

@franceshallen2478

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. That familiar face !!! couldn't remember where I had seen her before..

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I also love Sandy. She gets a lot of flack from a lot of people in these comments sections and when I first saw her in one of the live digs I was a little put off by her abrasive humor but she really grew on me fast. I had never seen the great British baking show or anything else she may have been on so had no previous knowledge of her. It was a little uncomfortable for me to realize that the core of my reaction was down to a simple double standard baked into my psyche. Women in politics, entertainment and comedy roles are often held to a different standard than men. Abrasive, aggressive, or blunt women can make us uncomfortable more often than men who act the same. I'm a 50 year old woman and a feminist and thought I was above it but every now and then reality hits me and I realize I have a way to go still. It's like being non-racist and growing up surrounded by racist people and traditions. You may think you escaped it and have no racist leanings but though time reality hits and you realize you still have niggling little thoughts and prejudices in your subconscious that make you do things like not making eye contact on a street or dismissing all rap music on the whole without really listening to the lyrics of some artists that are eye-opening and true food for thought. Sorry for turning the comment section into an essay but I am disabled and have way too much time on my hands to think about things like this and realize where my thinking goes wrong and thought I'd share.

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

@neal thailand Pretty sure I saw an older episode of the game show before and liked it. I think I will find it again and check it out. Thanks for the heads-up:)

@RKHageman

4 жыл бұрын

I am quite fond of her- I like episodes she is in, and I get rather steamed about commenters giving her putdowns.

Ok Phil truly digs his work, but notice how Nobody is in that trench with Carenza? Lol her hands are clean, her pants are clean, heck even her shoes are clean. I think she just bosses others then she does all the explaining like she just had a little help. Sorry but I am so glad Helen is on here for her first appearance!

Oh, wow! Those illustrations at the end are amazing! I'm immensely interested in why there's a violent death on a Saxon monastic site!

7:04 Bilbo Baggins spotted in Norfolk!

I ❤ TimeTeam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

35:00 imagine a guy take you out for a date on the field and he says "lie down here with me" and then he excitingly shows you all these lumps and bumps on the landscape.

when she said 'loom weight' i heard hanging off the loo. waay too much horrible histories XD

@barbaraburton8914

3 жыл бұрын

So did I! The things I was thinking.

I think we have found a High Status Site. Well Phil might say " uh huwy sta'us soite"

Ah! the first recorded sighting of Helen Geake on TT!

Thanks for showing #2, it was driving me nuts and I was really disappointed that the group picked number three, when to me the obvious choice was the one that was wrapped suspiciously...

An island: so all the building materials had to come by boat!

And in this episode the first appearance two who were to become regulars on the show, in Paul Blickhorre and Helen Geake.

you ever seen that scene in monty pythons holy grail where they come up to Camelot....tony reminds me of that scene with hiscamera crew bunched around him...lmao

I love all these videos but they're all before 2012 because Mick Aston passed away in June 2012

Phil having a slipped disk doesn't stop him from being a part of the dig, heck, in his condition he still does more than Carenza does on an average day. Interesting how she's the cleanest field archeologist of all the Time Team yet takes a lot of the credit for the finds.

@8:33 wow..look at Helen so young.

Stewart doing his ritual before doing his job. Lol!

The computer at 6:00 is an awesome antique.

@Winterline13

9 жыл бұрын

Interesting.

@stevebordian9873

9 жыл бұрын

This episod came out in March of 1999, so it's not that surprising. :D Wikipeia has a pretty good episode guide available, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Time_Team_episodes#Series_6_.281999.29

@michaelairley2015

9 жыл бұрын

Hypatia4242 i date the pc from the britpop era, roughly 1996. Maybe out into the new lad or ladess era. We can date the pc by the number of buttons on the mouse. Humans in the last century were very pompous with decoration. Whereas now humans opt out for a mouse. But a carbon dating of coffee and marmite staines on the mouse should comfirm these dates

@Winterline13

9 жыл бұрын

Say what?

@stevebordian9873

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Airley LMAO!!!!!!

26:40 “So Victor might need to get his rubber out.” WHAT?!?! Haha, relax, Americans, rubber in this case means “eraser”.

@Invictus13666

4 жыл бұрын

Were there Americans that were up in arms (or didn’t get it)?

@mattkaustickomments

4 жыл бұрын

darthinvictus666, in America ‘a rubber’ means a condom. So it so it sounds very very weird for someone to say a guy needs to get his rubber out. 😄

@Invictus13666

4 жыл бұрын

No shit? And you think time team viewers are so stupid they don’t get that? Moron.

@miniadler

4 жыл бұрын

@@Invictus13666 it's the internet, there are stupid people. No reason to call others moron.. That's kind of stupid too.

i can still remember working on this church pointing up all the open walls

What a way to go!

Did anyone else notice that Victor said "I'm good at rubbing out"... I know I'm a pervert for what I thought he meant. But I can't be the only one who thought it. Lmao. Love time team and time team America. Both great shows.

32:50 I can't help thinking all the sound people and camera men look like King Arthur and the knights and random retainers/spear carriers in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

@svenhoek

7 жыл бұрын

klick-klack klick-klack klick-klack klick-klack

@Kaptain13Gonzo

5 жыл бұрын

@@svenhoek Aye - You've only got coconuts there ...

@CreatingwithWinglessAngel

5 жыл бұрын

I like the monty python clips in search for the holy grail

Tony drinking from that enormous mead horn with the point up - a good way to get doused with mead! With a drinking horn, always drink with the horn-point down. 🙂

back on another program they had a similar setup to how this site was before the silt pushed the beach back, with the sort of causeway and island. The island was apparently holy while the residents lived on the other side of the causeway. wouldn't it be great if they could go down before the Saxon level, since they might find something similar here.

that tower looks like it is about to collapse

Carenza asking her replacement about a coin. That would have been awkward if someone walked up and said that to them and showed them a TT episode proving it. Luckily they do get along today just as well as they did in this episode. But I have to say I much prefer Helen over Carenza, she always seemed more friendly and inviting while Carenza was more down to business. Both were great on the show so no complaints there. Now Robin and Francis... Francis can go shove his rituals where the sun don't shine and I think TT would have been better without him. I much preferred Robin, good sense of humor and very good at research and showing the factual evidence while Francis just makes crap up and calls everything ritual.

Phil probably has the spine of a 40 year old Saxon farmer!

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

In later episodes he does have a lot of back issues, and knee issues are already a problem, as I am sure is true for a lot of the diggers. All that squatting and bending over is great for preserving the archaeology but hell on the body after decades.

22:50 - the last of the hairlines trilogy. It's like looking a three wizards.

I've had a look on Google-Maps . . . Great !

So, the church was built roughly 1,000 years ago. According to Stewart, the church was almost surrounded by water at the time. But, King's Lynn is 32 feet above sea level. I wasn't aware that sea levels had changed that much in the last thousand years.

@martynnotman3467

5 жыл бұрын

The UK is still rebounding from the huge ice cap during the last ice age. The east coast of the uk is gradually rising and the west coast sinking. Also the draining of much of the fenland of the east coast means theres a lot more silt build up along that coast.

@7275steve

4 жыл бұрын

King's Lynn as we know it now was built on 'salt workings', this is where banks were raised to enclose a flooded area, the water was then allowed to evaporate so the remaining water left became a salt brine, this in turn was boiled off in large vats leaving the salt and collected. The resultant mounds artificially raised the ground level which in turn was built on at a later date (the modern King's Lynn)

@7275steve

4 жыл бұрын

King's Lynn is also nowhere near 32ft above sea level. The main town sits at or just above sea level with only the surrounding land gradually raising to anywhere near that figure.

Does anyone know, what do they do with the imported floor. Do they remove it and conservative it, or do they cover it over with dirt again?

@sharonfarris1282

4 жыл бұрын

Have wondered about that myself.

@tessjuel

4 жыл бұрын

Something like that would have been covered up again. It's secure where it is and one of the most importnt principles of modern archaeology is to disturb the site as little as possible.

Music at 30min is dope

Since he's always found in an empty pit, it's easy to remember the hat guy's name is Phil.

FYI 8km from the Sandringham estate owned by the Queen...

U LOVE THAT SANDY WAS IN THIS SHOW. LOVE HER BAKING SHOW SHE HOST TOO

What year was this from? This is one of the more interesting tt episodes.

@TheZodiacz

10 жыл бұрын

March, 1999.

@Yamswool

10 жыл бұрын

great thanks!

@billie-jobenway8658

4 жыл бұрын

The Wikipedia page here has all the episode off all the Time Team related shows listed in order with year and other info. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Time_Team_episodes

I'm here in November 2020

They never answered what happened to the church! Wasn't that the point?

@4.20. Yes that is a Stylus Tony, but its Roman.

Current Google imagery shows an aircraft of some kind in the field across from the church. 52°45'29.3"N 0°27'32.8"E

46:15. Hey Village Barber! I said a LITTLE off the top!!!!

tony has hair!!!

@boovaher

8 жыл бұрын

Go check him out as a hippie in Season 1.

Another note - someone commented about Carenza's white pants staying white even on Day 3. I have noticed it also and have always assumed she wears white so she can just bleach her trousers after each dig. Sometimes she's muddy but on this dig she is probably more supervisory, therefore less dirty.

@lisakilmer2667

7 жыл бұрын

Right. I think all of them are spotlessly clean each morning, though some are rumpled. I also assume that each digger has his/her own style (like Jackie with her purple leggings and skulls!) Once you figure out what you like to wear, wouldn't anyone buy a bunch of the same thing to wear on a dig?

@lisakilmer2667

7 жыл бұрын

Just watched yet again! It's too bad people are so unkind about individuals. I had trouble understanding Dr. Holbrook for many seasons but with a little grace and mercy I learned to decipher his speech (impediment?). Ms Toksvig has a strained voice but so what - she's allowed to be imperfect. It's a documentary, for heaven's sake!

@nachtschadedoggerbank1089

3 жыл бұрын

Or taking some extra pairs in the same color could also be handy...

29:00 Looks like they found Matt Smith.

@Tsumami__

7 жыл бұрын

Or Nosferatu

The lovely Helen Geake with long hair looking so young!

Why is it that back in AS times the sea came very near the site, but today it is several miles away?

@cjpenning

9 жыл бұрын

Greg B global cooling

@braddblk

9 жыл бұрын

Greg B Silting of the coast

@KYIRISH1

8 жыл бұрын

+William George Bingo.

@lordeden2732

4 жыл бұрын

NO! it was due to the fens and the area being drained by the Dutch engineers during the !700's . the locals were earning a good living from the marshes and rivers to did not want the land drained. So they kept murdering them this gave fenland people the Nick name of Fen land tigers1 Near the site is a place called castle rising where there is a corner which was part of a medieval harbour. the Corner which is by a side road reeks of onion and garlic which is now growing wild from left over imports of Onions and garlic imported from Spain. It was right on the edge of the wash and now is about two to three miles away.

@a.westenholz4032

4 жыл бұрын

@@lordeden2732 The Fens had been slowly drained over the centuries since the early Medieval period. It speeds up as the technology improves and the demand for farmland rises in the 1700's. And while there were some who were likely disappointed to see them drained away as they depended on them, there were more who were all too happy for the farmland as the population exploded during the 1700 and 1800's. This demand for more farmland due to increase in population can be seen throughout Europe, and the Fens aren't the only place being drained rapidly at the time. It is also a time of deforestation in many places for the same reason.

Very cool

I’m in love with Helen ...don’t tell my wife

@mch12311969

4 жыл бұрын

You're not alone

@joshschneider9766

4 жыл бұрын

Her husband might not be wise to clue in either lol

@kasperkjrsgaard1447

3 жыл бұрын

Well she sure is a cutie. I guess that a lot of us guys had a crush on Helen.

The field is here: 52°45'38.6"N 0°27'38.2"E

I have always been envious of Carenza's hair. I don't know how she kept it out of the dirt.

@lucygray6162

4 жыл бұрын

She didn't get near dirt unless it meant she'd get some camera time. I know she had a lot of personal problems while working on the show, but it didn't excuse her butting in to conversations and interrupting experts.

@Idellphany

3 жыл бұрын

And phils long nails

@lucygray6162

3 жыл бұрын

@@Idellphany He's a classical guitarist, hence the long nails.

@sa.w.s.3070

3 жыл бұрын

@@lucygray6162 interesting! I had no idea

@johnmoss6631

2 жыл бұрын

@@sa.w.s.3070 If you had done a bit of investigating

Wouldn't that have been something if the Saxon man with the head wound was Alfred the Great, hah.

Sandi toksveig too!? Wow

"Rather odd now magnetic system" is forever now known as electromagnetic resistivity scanning lol amazing how quick it's come along. Indispensable tool now as with lidar and gpr

Does the genetic information exist? Can DNA be extracted and amplified?

Funny to see Phil standing up

@deborahparham3783

7 ай бұрын

Poor guy had to be in so much pain. A slipped disc is miserably painful and they never really heal completely. He is a hell of a man to show up for work with that kind of injury.

@160rpm

7 ай бұрын

@@deborahparham3783 yeah, true professional!

7:04 Bilbo Baggins spotted in Norfolk! 8:04 I think I love Helen more than Carenza