Digging Up Prehistoric Britain's Most Desirable Neighbourhood | Time Team: Bodmin Moor | Odyssey

The Team descend on the bleak, beautiful landscape of Bodmin Moor to face one their biggest challenges yet. The dig aims to date a possible Bronze Age village of stone houses. But alongside the village is a vast and mysterious 500-metre-long stone structure. The team are joined by Peter Herring of Cornwall Heritage Trust and environmental archaeologist Ben Gearey.

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[kurtbogle]

Every time I watch this show I come away with greater and greater respect for Phil Harding. He explains archeology so very well.

[lindapepper]

Though I have no personal connection to Britain, I am fascinated with what the Time Team is doing. Not only are the sites they examine so beautiful, but there is such a spiritual quality to all of it, too. Wonderful videos.

[MossyMozart]

What a beautiful episode. That gorgeous cairn makes me want to cry.

[hansg]

A cautionary tale for all of us today. The environment supports life. We should all consider the connection.

[jk]

“I thought all dirt was buried” was an excellent quip.

[PiaWismar]

Time Team is my all time favorite archeological TV programs. Absolutely love it. So excited I've found you here 🥰

[devonseamoor]

It's so intriguing, and amusing at the same time, that the time team members manage to present their suggestions at the start of digging, with each episode, while they are largely repetitions of former diggings at the start.
What this looks like, is that the revival of the members' enthusiasm in their propositions, looks as if it's the first time that it's being said and that it's this that keeps each episode fresh. Of course, the actual digging and discovery are very much in the moment, fresh in their uniqueness, for who knows what will show up?
It doesn't look like this enthusiasm is fake at all. This team manages to keep itself in good condition, inspired by dedication that is genuine, with comradery in tow.

[SassyRamen]

That artists live sketch of the stones was gorgeous!

[BryonLape]

This is at least the third channel I've seen post Time Team. I've seen all of them more than once. Yet I still watch.

[czgator]

Tony's enthusiasm is so contagious, he could make you want to watch paint dry!

[granthurlburt]

It is the interaction among these original and witty people (including Tony) that makes Time Team so much better than any later archaeology programs. Dr. Alice Roberts has a graet voice and appearance and is very knowledgeable, but the archaeological teams she has give their dig diaries have obviously been slogging away for months and are are kind of worn out. The three day digs here have people full of enthusiasm. I also love the artist's impressions and the occasional experimental archaeology reproducing activity in the past as well as they can.

[goymedhundDogtrainingBehavior]

i LOVE Bodmin Moor...i took parts of my education in UK - and lived so close to the moor i could just tack up one f the horses and ride out on the moor... Incredible place... I hope i can go back one day <3

[Paul_Lenard_Ewing]

I always love to watch Phil as he always reminds that life's glass is not half empty but half full :-)

[maxxray]

All of this man’s content gives me the vibe that this would be the video your teacher would play when they rolled in the TV on a half day of school.

Great content.

[markuk]

The whole team are just great, the programs are superb, the history is priceless! 👏👏

[thCompany]

Gotta bring back this show to 2022, with all the new tech there is, it would be even more fascinating! This show is a treasure ! ❤️

[mikepeterson]

Oh, I miss Time Team. Wish Mick was still around, and he, Phil, Tony, John, and the gang were still making these tele jewels. I've got some tears of joy welling up just seeing the opening credits.

[coreyjudd]

I love this show so much.
Tony - "What exactly are we going to do here Francis?"
Francis -"We're going to do an EXcavation, DIG a hole and find EVIDENCE!"

[carolinehaythornthwaite]

The local historian, Ian, has such a lovely sonorous voice, I can imagine him doing Audio books such as Lord of the Rings.

[deborahpetith]

Love watching you working at a profession you love, you all make a really great show, thank you. Blessed be.♥️♥️♥️