Have you joined the 2024 Flag of Fame yet? Sign up to Patreon (Digger Crew tier and above) and opt-in via the form before 23:59 on 1st April to have your name with us on site at Sutton Hoo! www.patreon.com/TimeTeamOfficial

I want to extend an enormous thanks to the entire crew at Time Team. I've grown up with your shows, they were my dad and my 'go to' programme when we'd have a day of just father-son bonding time. There's always a nostalgia for me and still bringing out quality content all these years later is something I will cherish and share with my future children too. I now live in the historic city of Norwich on a hill overlooking the great Norman built cathedral and am surrounded by history I couldn't have appreciated without the seeds you guys planted years ago. You've been there through some rough times when I needed a bit of 'home' and I can't thank you enough for all the hard work, time and effort that goes into giving us these wonderfully enthralling shows. Long live Time Team!

@Stevenchefjones

Ай бұрын

Bravo! I feel exactly the same. I'm probably in a good 100 episode rewatch on every one . magnificent program. Thank you Time Team. 😊

@Gecko....

Ай бұрын

They wont f you

@adambane1719

Ай бұрын

Thank you. You are very very welcome indeed. That is so kind of you

@karphin1

Ай бұрын

Amen to that! 🇨🇦

@user-pk4kb8bx9g

28 күн бұрын

Have they ever found anything? Baldric is still looking for his giant turnip after a thousend years or so.

Do not forget that the Normans was of Viking heritage, so the Viking age in Britain did not end in 1066, it was just new Viking rulers that took over. Greetings from Norway. 🇧🇻

@luapnosboh7421

Ай бұрын

Yep I always tel folk we weren't done by the French, once had a argument with a frog about this subject and ya know what he got it 100%

@TrappedinSLC

Ай бұрын

I find that hilarious, personally.

@somedude6161

Ай бұрын

So technically, the Vikings DID build an empire. It was just called the British empire.

@fredriks5090

Ай бұрын

​@@somedude6161Russia as well. Rus is said to mean "row" but IMO it likely stems from HROSS, or the horse-heads ("dragons") featured at the ends of the ships. "Russia" then means "Horsia", which is rather fitting considering that is where the horse, as well as the scythians that brought horse culture into scandinavia, came from.

@somedude6161

Ай бұрын

@@fredriks5090 ah yes. The czars were of Viking decent until about 1600.

I have notes on 20 seasons of Time Team. Handwritten because I'm 73😊. Grandma 🤗 hugs

@Rubin_Schmidt

Ай бұрын

The Secrets of Stanehedge ......... kzread.info/dash/bejne/loh82seLoZuqlpM.html !!!

@terrydamron4770

Ай бұрын

In the US we have really no history. I'm in love with Britain.. I'm keeping notes trying to figure out your history time lines.... ❤I'm 62...

@malbennett9806

Ай бұрын

​@@terrydamron4770 You have thousands of years of history. The mound builders, the native Americans across the whole continent, the amazing geological history of the last ice age and the disappearance of the mega fauna, the fascinating history of piracy and revolutions. Just because it was prehistory before the arrival of Europeans, doesn't make it any less interesting than British or European history. I'm obsessed with pre-Columbus America, it's such an evocative history.

@printedwit

Ай бұрын

@@malbennett9806 indeed! we have our own mounds and henges and ruins. why, i live a couple km from a river tributary full of bits of worked flint, pottery sherds... basically, the area's archaeology shows relatively steady periods of habitation from 20k years ago until the present day (not to mention fossil finds as early as the cambrian, if that's what floats your boat). our public school system could use a massive overhaul, and history is one (of admittedly many) blind spots.

@ChristineKane-on8bf

Ай бұрын

I take notes on all history. I live now near Pueblo and Navajo history. Most of my family culture is Swedish. But great dig in York! It has always been my passion ❤️

Mick would be proud that time team is back at it and going strong.

@Sarge80

Ай бұрын

@marqueemark5917Agreed there are a few that need to up their game infront of the camera, but i always like seeing the old crew back together.

Tony is a true storyteller! He's more than a host.

I have seen 20 seasons of Time Team, is that enough for a degree in archeology? 🙂

@davidbrown8546

Ай бұрын

It's enough to teach a course in archaeology. But you only have three days ....

@ariannedechateaumichel7777

Ай бұрын

Have you done the accompanying labs, or just attended the lectures?

@zapfanzapfan

Ай бұрын

@@ariannedechateaumichel7777Ha, ha, I'm am actually taking courses in archeology and history and have a study trip next week.

@birdsndog5819

Ай бұрын

Praktikum?

@zapfanzapfan

Ай бұрын

@@ariannedechateaumichel7777 Study trip to excavations next week.

I haven't watched this in 10 years or something , amazing episode! Greetings from a Norwegian Viking.

@davidhocde007

Ай бұрын

Bonjour to a 0007, from a 007...

Speaking as a loathsome American, (who, coincidentally, has both Scandanavian and Norman blood) I appreciate these programs in/on the history of Britain. Cheers, from loathsome American in the Willamette Valley of Oregon.

@lauramelton9271

Ай бұрын

And where did our first Americans come from. Just sayin

@lpeterman

Ай бұрын

? Hmm? (Clarify query.)@@lauramelton9271

@kevinroche3334

29 күн бұрын

@@lauramelton9271 Russia, over the Bering strait

@Debbie_Bcool

18 күн бұрын

​@@lauramelton9271 The Native Americans were the first then vikings but the vikings didn't stay from my understanding. It sure wasn't Christopher Columbus what they teach in American schools. Germans 1709 Palatine migration happen in the frontier areas of New York city.

Stewart has such beautiful hands! My children adored Time Team when they were young and now are introducing the programme to their own children. Time Team will never grow old. Thank you to everyone involved.

Love them or loath them depending on your point of view, this is one American who loves you Great Britain and all your history. And Timeline,too. I was standing on the exact same spot you opened your program in July 1992 and walked all the way around from the Lindisfarne Cathedral to the Castle. It appears to be a bit farther than I remember. Afterwards at low tide I walked back across the Causeway. Truly one of the highlights of my life.

Tony Robinson is my hero.

@snedler

Ай бұрын

I love Phil Harding, that guy is awesome 😊 Btw im danish, so kinda funny this episode was about our Viking past

@markholroyde9412

Ай бұрын

LMAO, someone who acted stupid for a living is your hero?...hilarious. These mugs waste millions and find a bit of broken pottery and lots and lots of "guessing" you don't know how TV works🤣

@luapnosboh7421

Ай бұрын

Ime english name ending in son and have two viking traits ​@@snedler

@naomiboisson6966

Ай бұрын

He is rather awesome ❤

@snedler

Ай бұрын

@@naomiboisson6966 I would say the whole team gives time team the amazing gift to let us watch and learn through tv and have a good time🙂 Phil and Tony have a way with always having fun with each other and in good moods.. Amazing tv serie 😀

I remember "Summer of 969" Great song!

@nzlemming

Ай бұрын

My thought exactly!

@lpeterman

Ай бұрын

Ohhhh, I saw what you did there. Were you waiting on your Mother's porch? After all, the Summer wouldn't last forever. Were they the Best Years of Your Life?

@grtlyblesd

Ай бұрын

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one, lol

Love this show. Especially for seeing the digsites and the people who work in them!

In the opening moments Sir Tony points to the falicy that the vikings wore horned helmets. Then every artistic depiction shown of a viking continues the horned helmet myth.

@lorihenderson673

3 күн бұрын

But loads of those were lady bird history stuff...if it enchants children to discover more let's applaud x

You should come to Newfoundland, Canada and visit the Viking settlement.

I’ve been binging Time Team since roughly middle school. I love this show.

I found TT during the pandemic lockdown. I will never stop loving the show and the whole team!

Great programme as always. Well done for keeping history alive!

Best! Show! Ever!

I'm an American from Minnesota, a Midwesterner, and by ancestry I am related to these people. Thank you for bringing them to life for me.

I love seeing time team and tony at the beginning giving you a warm welcome is like seeing an old friend who has a story to tell

Love Time Team... just good for the mind.

I could watch Tony Robinson all day and listen to his stories, I have grown up with him first seeing him on Boffs Island when I was a kid, he then went onto other Islands to discover our all important history. Thank you Tony and team, this was fascinating!

The Viking Age didn't really end at Stamford Bridge. The Normans were basically Vikings with a thin Frankish veneer, making the harrying of the North (i.e. the Danelaw) an inter-faction Viking thing. Not that the conflict between the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings was much different. The Angles, Saxons and Jutes came from a similar area, spoke a similar Germanic language, worshipped the more or less same Norse gods when they arrived, and invaded/settled by crossing the North Sea in longboats.

I love Time Team!

I was once asked who would I like most to have a meal with and my answer was Tony Robinson. What a wealth of knowledge and experiences he carries around in his head.

Excellent. I really enjoyed this! Thank you Sir Tony and Team. 🌟👍

I’m surprised that at 3:26 and then onward Tony and the Time Team perpetuate the inappropriate use of the term “Viking”. All those Scandinavias who came to our shores were Norse. Some came as warriors, were admittedly very cruel, and were known as Vikings because they “went a’viking”, I.e., raiding and pillaging. Viking is a verb and those who did it were “Vikings”. Many of the Norse folk did viking at times but many were also farmers/settlers who contributed so much to our society. I think it’s an important distinction.

@Yggdrasilsvogter

Ай бұрын

We already know that. 🇩🇰👊🏻

I've only recently discovered this channel and I'm so impressed with the stories that you uncover. I'm so glad that this story was told the way it was. The Vikings had such a big influence on the world and weren't just raiders. I'm sure that life in many towns of their homeland were tough conditions and it makes sense that they were made of tougher stuff but they were also people and it's always great to see the other side of them spoken about.

So good to see Tony back at it again!

Thank you for sharing!!

Just fabulous, thank you all.

Great episode! As an American, the little dig at the end made me laugh.

Nothing beats Time Team series 💞it's just the best🌸🌸🌸🫠

Happily shared with a Viking friend of mine - this is a great one.

Another brilliant overview of Viking life and influence. Thanks to Time Team, I’ve read several books on Viking history and culture. Many thanks for years of hard work and dedication.

time team is one of the top shows ever on tv , I watched every episode tony the ELVIS of presenters.👍🇨🇦

I think a lot of us older people could have used TT during history classes. It would have been far better than the monotone films and dull literature 👀😄

@patcullen9304

Ай бұрын

Definitely

Tony does it best The time team crew make history just interesting

Another fun, amazing show. Tony is unstoppable.

Every time I see Mick, Robin and Ian the elder JCB operator I get wet eyes. Two academics and a backhoe operator . All brilliant at their trade.

Fascinating period of history and as always, most amazing show!

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you!😊

I started archeology as an advocate when I was 10. I'm now 76 and can spend some time digging it! I spent weeks, visiting relatives in Chicago and exploring the Egyptology section of the Field museum. Over the years I have touched many areas of ancient history and discovered that as a kid I had sledded down hills in a local park that were actually mounds of the Mississippian civilization the greatest of which is Cahokia outside of St. Louis. It was in mediaeval times larger than Paris or London with huge geological constructs, mounds, along waterways in the Midwest! My hometown monuments were only documented by History Signs at that time and later by one monograph on Aztalan near Madison, Wi. Cahokia is over plowed and only recently being geophys-ed. I'd love to see Time Team tackle parts of these sites, Cahokia, Cutler Park, and Aztalan with their unique mix of tech, acute observation and camaraderie to explore more of these sites.

@JohnMelka

15 күн бұрын

And when I was a kid, my Irish Celtic relations swore that we kept Vikings in Ireland as "practice in the struggle against the British" Can you say cultural bias?

My daughter and I never missed an episode I think it was on every Sunday . MY daughter is now 52 years old . Well done TIME TEAM 👏👏👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I will definitely rewatch some Blackadder episodes after this.

Loving it thanks.💕💖

As a Californian of British Island ancestry, I loved one of the closing lines - ".. and like Americans, you either love them or loathe them." Great episode! It never surprises me when we find out people have always been people. Absolutely have loved all of the Time Team episodes, keep them coming!

Time Team on You Tube is a ...... cunning plan . Good on you, Baldrick.

I so miss the OG time team 💔

If she says "rune" one more time, I am going to swim across the Atlantic in a trance. What a beautiful voice!

@08ruben69

Ай бұрын

Its my name :)

I love Time Team, It's great learning from you, even I live in the Netherlands

I love time team ❤thank you for this 🎉

excellent documentary

Glad to have “discovered “ the Time Team you tube channel. I don’t have a TV only my iPad. I want to know so much more about post Roman Britain.

Thanks so much for posting

Love this show.

awesome happy sit back and enjoy

Great show!

this one should be good like all the rest.

So good❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks, that was a fabulous video. Hats off! 🙂

Brilliant episode, always enjoyable - but especially the viking age. Hello from Argyll

My dad was stationed in England(early 1950s. He noticed that many English surnames were of Norse origin. Our people are Norse.we love the English. My cousin started a furniture making operation. Olaf Brentwood.

Sir tony robinson is a national hero!

Tony really landed on his feet with this job. Something that he is passionate about and getting paid too.

Thank you.

Brilliant programme 👏 ❤ cant beat the old oresenters❤

Yes, can't wait!!!

My 45x great grandfather was Sigurd 'snake in the eye ' Ragnarsson. A distant cousin was the Duke of Normandy, William the Conqueror.

I really enjoyed this. Fit right in with Cat Jarman's books.

Had to share this with a knife maker. Love this stuff ❤

Very exciting! Great work )))

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐BRILLIANT! I haven't seen this before, Time Team Official, which is strange. I thought I had watched absolutely every Time Team Episode ever made, but then this Precious Gemstone turns up! FANTASTIC! Fantastic on so many levels. I'm a descendant of King Harald Fairhair & the Lade Earls of Trondheim, and my Viking Ancestors were always prepared for Battle, and weren't afraid to fight outnumbered. But they cherished Fishing, Hunting, Arable Land for Crops and Trade far more than War. I just wish the late and Great Victor Ambrus had been partaking in these episodes! It is absolutely cringeworthy seeing Vikings being decked out with Horns and Wings on their Helmets! A helmet needed to be efficient like every other Instrument of War, and that stupid decoration would just have been in the way. Other than that, this was a FABULOUS EPISODE! Thank you, Time Team Official! 🇳🇴🇩🇰🇬🇧👍

Runes in Maes Howe ... Well I never! I learn something from every Time Team

❤️🙏🍻⛏️ cheers for this wonderful episode! 🤘🥁

I love Tony!

Some of us moved back to Scandinavia !🇩🇰❤

I'm ready 🇸🇯

The discovery of the viking poo was amazing. Can you imagine being the historical giant who sired such a significant part of history ?

@carywest9256

Ай бұрын

Viking mud is no big thing, lessen ya step in it then track it in your house!😮

I like all your shows from Indiana USA 🇺🇸

stunned

At 17:30 and on... OMG... Folks were brutal! (After watching this, it's hard to determine my favorite episode of Time Team.)

Nitpicking: York wasn’t renamed Jorvik by the Vikings. Before they came, it was called Eoforwic. “York” is a distortion of Jorvik

Good stuff 💯

Tony, please do a video about the history of our family. Robinson

Hey, I live in Minnesota USA and the hat with the horns is part of our beliefs, as the headgear of the "Vikings" American football team.

The ruins at Lindusfarne made a dramatic setting to discuss Viking deptedatulions. But that monastery had been built long after the Viking Age. And destroyed by Henry VIII or other enemies of Popery... An excellent episode. There is more to the Danes and Norse than those who went Viking...

I would add to all the comments and accolades the music, that is much improved over the older programs.

5:43. Your discoveries are amazing all the time - even backwards flying gulls.....accompanied by a comment by Tony of someone doing something in the past....no, seriously, I like the show a lot. And then 6:43 she goes forward again! Then Tony sais. "Fast forward......", are those jokes acidentially or intentionally? Great details.....

32:00 We may have just unwittingly discovered the source of the 'Orcs'.

Hello from the Midlands

Thanks

I hope it will happen on my birthday, April 2nd!

More of these with Tony.

The coin thing is cool, but what about the Lloyds Bank Coprolite? I picked visiting York mostly to see it. The rest of the city is magnificent. Probably my favorite place I have ever visited? I did my best to compete.

The idea of a British man taking anyone to task for being an invader is hilarious!❤️🤗🐝

@luapnosboh7421

Ай бұрын

Obviously ya not reyt good at history 🙄

@itsallmyfault264

Ай бұрын

Haha exactly, what business does he have calling Americans invaders 😂

@itsallmyfault264

Ай бұрын

​@luapnosboh7421 and what history is that exactly? lol

@luapnosboh7421

Ай бұрын

Soz deek heed didn't realise yanks were vikings ​@@itsallmyfault264

@luapnosboh7421

Ай бұрын

​@@itsallmyfault264you tell me !

Thanks for the show - have enjoyed many episodes. But note that the word 'viking' doesn't literally mean 'pirate'. One prevailing theory is that is refers to 'vik' which means bay or inlet (of which there are many in Scandinavia), but the etymology is uncertain.

Hello from the Netherlands