2+ Hours Of Unbelievable Discoveries About Bronze Age Britain

Join the Time Team across Britain on some of their most exciting Bronze Age digs. From a dive into a loch in the Scottish Highlands to uncover a man-made island, to one of the most important archeological 'wet-sites' in Europe, Flag Fen, where the soggy conditions helped preserve 3000-year-old buried timbers.

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[DanOre-my]

I enjoy Time with you thanks 😊 🖖👍🤠⛏️⚒️🇺🇸💯the Flint is Amethyst beautiful 😍

[Andrea.S.Alvey]

I have to ask, but first please know I'm the product of the U.S. education system: Tony said the timbers are so well preserved due to the oxygen free water- but isn't water made up of two parts hydrogen to one part oxygen?

[zbigniewkosior]

Finally I see aPhil with knee pad, bless you all for amazing information.

[callmemonkh]

francis pryor seems to have APED the Theories of Mike Parker Pearson.. .

[woodyh]

"This Bronze Age symmetry", or "This Iron Age and Roman symmetry". How does Britain have so many symmetrical graveyards?😉 😂

[BryantPP]

How would these things like charcoal and such last underwater in a Scottish loch for over 2k years, relatively still very near the surface?
Odd.

[JasonAndreoni-md]

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