Join the Time Team as they uncover the secret history of Radcot, a tiny hamlet in Oxfordshire with a massive secret! What starts as a simple dig for a lost Norman castle, mentioned in an ancient chronicle from 1142, quickly becomes a thrilling journey through centuries of English history. The team’s geophysics survey reveals intriguing shapes beneath the surface, but the truth is far more complex than a single castle. This site, known as “The Garrison,” proves to be a rare archaeological jackpot, containing evidence of a Roman settlement, a Norman castle from the 12th century, and even a 17th-century English Civil War fort.
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Excellent as usual.
And that's what makes archeology so fun not only just discovering things from different eras but having fun while you're doing it. Demonstrations an evolving the kids as well. And letting them watch as you demonstrate a catapult and its effectiveness
Phill Harding makes me think that he was a Hobbit in his last life. Like a Samwise Gamgee of archeology
Satellite images? That's not mentioned at all.
I'm sorry but there is something magical about this classic show.🎉
So much discovery in just 3-4 days of digging!
I'm sorry but I'm Icelandic born in 1981 and my mother loved anything Rowan Atkinson and I grew up watching Blackadder and Baldrick and watching this, it's been really hard thinking of Tony as anything else. As soon as I could he would then start speaking again and I'd be taken back to Baldrick immediately. But I love this show, I'm going to look at the rest of it.
Bridget and Naomi are my favorite… wait, are we allowed to have favorite archeologists? 😂😅😊.
Tony you arrogant little tool. You know nothing,let the adults speak. Donkey
How do they get buried under the soil so much?Centuries of farming cover them just to use the land?