Where Are The Borders Of Roman London? | Time Team | Absolute History

In this episode the team try to determine whether the Roman road into London crossed the Thames at Lambeth or Tower Bridge, and if Lambeth or the City was the site of the first Roman settlement.

[PeteRuckelshaus]

Tony in his "Miami Vice" days.

[gourdtube]

I love these old Time Team episodes. Really makes me appreciate the banter between old friends in the newer episodes. What an absolutely beautiful career these guys have had.

[LindaCasey]

Wow, an oldie but a goodie. Lovely to see that this program and team have been at it awhile. For me it's all new though.

[marcusvictor]

Series 02, Episode 04: "The Archbishop's Back Garden" recorded between 8 and 10 July 1994

[visceratrocar]

This is Tony's best hairstyle. Hands down that 'do is EPIC.

[kentpool]

26:41 Hit the pause button and appreciate the fact that someone really knew what to do with a camera. The picture tells a story.

[lindahughes]

Phil and Mick look solo good, young and healthy. Bless them all, time team !

[swissuz]

Tony, I LOVE you and your TEAM!! I am absolutely addicted to your shows. I'm from the US, but ALL my ancestors come from the British Isles. If I had enough time I would find out that we're all cousins. I know this kind of work is exactly what I was meant to do. I did however end up making my career as a designer and antique consultant. I'd much rather be in the UK getting my wellies on and my hands dirty.
I have one rather important question. How do you get permission to dig up such sacred ground?? You obviously have friends in very high places. Keep them coming even if they are re-runs!

[azura]

Haven't started watching yet. And i've already hit the thumbs up button. It's going to be that good. Now where's my morning coffee.

[stephanieyee]

Next time I'm back in London I'll have to walk this so I can appreciate it even more. I'll have to visit St Thomas's Hospital to visit the Florence Nightingale statue and walk down to the riverside.
London. What a fantastic, fascinating city she is. ❤

[marthas]

Wow. How London has changed since this was made. It's hard to find a current landmark in those aerial shots, apart from Parliament itself.

[macdameron]

Thank you Time team for providing good content amidst usual youtube trash.

[syahran]

stumbling here from youtube algorithm and DID NOT expect to see baldrick being smart and all. now i feel like he's thoroughly explaining his cunning plan

[MagdaleneDivine]

Wow. This must have been made before cable was invented. I never thought Tony ever actually had hair.

[alyciamarrison]

Great program I have learned a great deal more baout an area I, lived close to in mid 80's & now have to Visit Lambeth Palace... when Corona is over!

[nevillemignot]

The thing for me in watching these early episodes is the kinds of people you spy in the trench's with a trowel in hand, like Dr Peter Reynolds, Paul Blinkhorn, Dr Alice Roberts and so on.

[lullabies]

I just saw there is new Time Team. Love the classics.

[VladisRed]

That's nostalgia, watched this series on Discovery channel when i was a kid

[matthewmann]

Romans, Greeks, And Persians all had very similar kinds of makings

[phantomkrieger]

I can’t believe Baldrick has an interest in archaeology or is this simply another one of Blackadder’s schemes?