Phil is such a delight. Being American, we never really got the Time Team episodes over here (to my knowledge), so I've been spending quarantine absolutely stuffing myself on them. I just can't get enough of Phil, his enthusiasm always has me beaming from ear to ear, and I find myself incredibly jealous of anyone who gets to learn directly from this gem of a man. It has me wishing my academic career had taken a different track...English Literature is fun and all, but if they ever build a time machine, I'm heading across the Pond for some good old-fashioned British archaeology.
@skymotel2
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Flippetskater... Search the archives.... The Time Team programme DID do some digs in the USA... In total there were 9 episodes aired in the UK that had been filmed on US soil..... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Team_America.... I found this on Wikipedia...
@flippetskater
3 жыл бұрын
@@skymotel2 yes, I didn't mean filmed here, I meant that we didn't get to SEE them here, because they didn't air on television here, as many other British TV shows did from time to time. But thanks, I'll make sure I haven't missed any of those!
@donnal.oglesby48062 жыл бұрын
since I found Time Team and have been watching, I have a few favorites but Dr. Phil Harding, is at the top, I so enjoy him, his laugh, his OOOOOH Aw...Like a kid in a candy store when he is on a sight of a dig and sees flint. His passion on each dig, just blows me away and the way he also loves to teach when he can do so.
@karenburrows91843 жыл бұрын
Phil at his very best. What a gift.
@lumpyfishgravy3 жыл бұрын
I do like Phil. A man unashamed of his passions.
@michaelterrell19394 жыл бұрын
Big fan here in Texas as well.
@peterknowles31983 жыл бұрын
Top Man Phil love your laugh
@DMEB5 жыл бұрын
Ive been watching these videos for years, especially the ones with mick and phil. How did I miss this one. Absolutely lovely to see his enthusiastic look when tim gets it right!! Wonderful channel. Thank you. Dave.
@billycampbell8544 жыл бұрын
Mr. Philly is quite popular here in the great Appalachia Mountains of America🖋
@amandachapman47083 жыл бұрын
Oh heavens, I think I've just discovered a new hobby.
@allygee54683 жыл бұрын
You can Phil on the Wessex archeology KZread channel he is my fav too
@zachariasbennett51053 жыл бұрын
That was an interesting game and I might try it out myself but one thing I would like to know is when was the wall built for it would be lovely to know when the flint was broken and placed into the wall for it makes you wonder how old the wall is but I love these little bits of behind the scenes snippets for they are interesting and funny.
@YozhikvTumane3 жыл бұрын
"It's not exactly a spectator sport" But it makes good content on youtube
@lumpyfishgravy3 жыл бұрын
To be fair it would be unlikely to find two halves in different courses. Unless the builder had a huge bucket of flints and a bad case of OCD.
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Love Phil’s laugh. He can make anyone smile.🥰
Phil is such a delight. Being American, we never really got the Time Team episodes over here (to my knowledge), so I've been spending quarantine absolutely stuffing myself on them. I just can't get enough of Phil, his enthusiasm always has me beaming from ear to ear, and I find myself incredibly jealous of anyone who gets to learn directly from this gem of a man. It has me wishing my academic career had taken a different track...English Literature is fun and all, but if they ever build a time machine, I'm heading across the Pond for some good old-fashioned British archaeology.
@skymotel2
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Flippetskater... Search the archives.... The Time Team programme DID do some digs in the USA... In total there were 9 episodes aired in the UK that had been filmed on US soil..... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Team_America.... I found this on Wikipedia...
@flippetskater
3 жыл бұрын
@@skymotel2 yes, I didn't mean filmed here, I meant that we didn't get to SEE them here, because they didn't air on television here, as many other British TV shows did from time to time. But thanks, I'll make sure I haven't missed any of those!
since I found Time Team and have been watching, I have a few favorites but Dr. Phil Harding, is at the top, I so enjoy him, his laugh, his OOOOOH Aw...Like a kid in a candy store when he is on a sight of a dig and sees flint. His passion on each dig, just blows me away and the way he also loves to teach when he can do so.
Phil at his very best. What a gift.
I do like Phil. A man unashamed of his passions.
Big fan here in Texas as well.
Top Man Phil love your laugh
Ive been watching these videos for years, especially the ones with mick and phil. How did I miss this one. Absolutely lovely to see his enthusiastic look when tim gets it right!! Wonderful channel. Thank you. Dave.
Mr. Philly is quite popular here in the great Appalachia Mountains of America🖋
Oh heavens, I think I've just discovered a new hobby.
You can Phil on the Wessex archeology KZread channel he is my fav too
That was an interesting game and I might try it out myself but one thing I would like to know is when was the wall built for it would be lovely to know when the flint was broken and placed into the wall for it makes you wonder how old the wall is but I love these little bits of behind the scenes snippets for they are interesting and funny.
"It's not exactly a spectator sport" But it makes good content on youtube
To be fair it would be unlikely to find two halves in different courses. Unless the builder had a huge bucket of flints and a bad case of OCD.