Brancaster | Time Team (Roman Documentary) | Timeline

The National Trust Roman fort of Branodunum has produced some impressive aerial photographs of cropmarks, promising substantial buildings and multiple finds from the second to the fourth centuries AD. Some outstanding geophysics results are also hugely encouraging. If anything it was larger than the current Brancaster. The close proximity of the sea would have been vital to travel and commerce, and there was certainly much marine traffic. Among over 2000 finds are an extremely rare pewter dish, a belt ornament, Roman scale armour, and cockerel spurs indicating cockfighting. They are joined by County Archaeologist David Gurney, Philippa Walton from the British Museum, and Roman finds expert Mark Corney.

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[screwthecabal]

Raksha is as passionate about digs just as much as Phil! I love it!

[screwthecabal]

When I first started watching this show I didn't know what to make of Phil. Now I want to share a good beer with him at a nice old pub and listen to his stories!!!

[HisWorldHerHeart]

I love how they hang out after, at the end of the day to fellowship, laugh and eat.... That connection among the people is awesome

[deanflint]

What a marvelous goldmine of artifacts found, great work!!! I so miss the gentleman Mick with his trademark multi-striped sweater. May he Rest In Peace,

[jennytoves]

I’ve been binge watching for weeks. Time Team is so interesting

[screwthecabal]

Tony has some very exquisite character lines on his face. And Phil? If LOVE to buy him a beer at a nice pub somewhere and listen to some of his stories that would last well into the wee hours. No doubt!

[crustycobs]

I live in the Algarve, South Portugal. There are Roman 'Garum' producing tank ruins very nearby.
It was produced during the same timeframe. Apparently, rotted fish produced a tasty 'sauce'.
Love your videos, the history and the humor is wonderful.

[Ashencrowe]

Branodunum has always been one of my very favorite Musicals. Glad to see it reappear once again!

[williamfindspeople]

Very impressive Archeology one of the best shows ever.

[marciaspiegel]

Thank you for new episodes. Miss Mick, and I'm sure he's looking down dropping pearls of wisdom.

[maineeveryday]

I grew up in an old farm house built in 1820, which is quite old here in the US. I was always digging as a child finding many bones, bottles and trinkets. Always wanted to be an archeologist

[ISeeYouOliver]

Francis is such a funny guy. I don't think I'll be able to stop laughing in his company.

[anthonyanderson]

Lord, when that wheel fell off I snorted coffee out my nose….😂😂😂

[michaelbelisle]

I learn something new ever time I watch time team. Can't wait new epsiode this spring. B

[georgina]

Excellent dig. I still miss Mick though, RIP.

[atomicblonde]

Yes I enjoy Phil he knows his stuff he is solid

[BrandonSLedford]

From the USA.. just started watching this series... Love it .. Im big in metal detecting !!

[mariashelly]

Oh my goodness! They all are so young in this one!

[nnagle]

Terrific finds and explanations. Thank you!

[johnmooers]

The new version doesn’t hold a candle to these classic episodes