The Sacred Neolithic Henge Buried In Someone's Backyard | Time Team | Odyssey

Expect the unexpected when Time Team asks to dig a couple of holes in your garden. In the garden of an unassuming house in Dorset, the team uncover centuries' worth of finds documenting habitation as far back as the stone age.

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[shri]

That little birthday gesture to Grace….they didn’t really need to do that…but they did…reinforces that all that positive energy behind the time team is real…such a cerebral and yet wholesome bunch…an educational show that makes me smile too…right up my alley..

[suzanne]

Phil cracks me up, he's my favourite. Chatting up the old lady "I'd love to have an iron age round house in my backyard" 😂 I think he nearly fell over when she said he should move in 😂😂😂

[NikkiDoesStufff]

Everyone on this team has great value add but to someone like me, victor’s drawings are crucial in helping me really visualize what we’re supposed to be looking at. He’s the unsung hero and he’s sorely missed. RIP victor & mick

[hellagood]

I love Time Team. Catching up on shows I didn’t get see, I get a little sad when I see Mick, Victor and Robin in the episodes. So much knowledge lost when we lost these three legends of archaeology and history.

[serephimzeph]

I love how they incorporate the art of ceramics into understanding history it makes my artsy heart so happy

[lilirehak]

One of the best episodes covering so many periods as well as the amazing potter making all those incredible pots!

[lindasue]

So wonderful for them/us to know the lineage of place. I love the vibe between Phil and Grace🙂💗

[oldmedic]

Wow, I just love this series! So positive and affirming. Sorry to learn most of the team has passed on, but I certainly appreciate all the education they have passed to us.

[matthewpocock]

What serendipity for that lovely old couple to find the ancient roots of their property.

[D-Rviv]

That’s a stunning place to have a home. That view. You can see back through time.

[barryandjackypowell]

Fascinating! What I also admire are the many other artistic duscliplines with which they bring to amplify their findings: the potter reproducing iron age pottery, etc. In another episode the Roman surveyors versus modern methods. Quite apart the vast historical and archeological finds in the British Isles.

[ande]

I have been following the episodes on YT for only a year. I knew about the series, but never had a chance to actively having a go at it and watch. This is marvelous and this on in particular! Thank You Odyssey.

[emeraldfox]

My first time seeing this episode, but wow, what a treat! I think it's my new favorite! This wholesome, informative show is definitely my favorite way to unwind after a long day. <3

[sandrabeck]

What beautiful little houses and location. Very interesting findings. I love the drawings of what it could have looked like long ago!

[tom]

Possibility THE VERY BEST educational show on any continent!
Tony and team’s 3day adventures are the best binge watching you’ll ever get…it’s interesting
Thank you time team…continue on….
From White Rock BC Canada….cheers

[JulianneTure]

I’ve watched every TT episode, all 20 seasons (plus the 2021- reboot) several times, and I’ve decided that this is my favorite. The interactions with Grace, the obvious fun they were all having the whole time. Plus the setting, of course.

[jennylea]

One of my absolute favourite episodes. Thank you!

[gina]

This episode was absolutely fantastic! Such wonderful finds.

[wendymullock]

I’ve been watching Time Team for many years, this the first time seeing this episode!

[jcollins]

This is one of my very favorite episodes. What lovely people! The archeology is so interesting, too! So many layers of history!