A Saintly Site | FULL EPISODE | Time Team

Season 17 Episode 2:
Time Team descend on the Isle of Mull at the invitation of two local amateur archaeologists to investigate a mysterious set of earthworks in a forest near Tobermory. Could they be the remains of a chapel from the time of St Columba?

Join the Time Team for another dig into Britain's history.

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[goulash]

As much as I love Uncle Phil, if I had the chance to spend the three days of a dig tagging along with anyone from Time Team, it would definitely be Stewart Ainsworth! I just love the way he can see history in the wider landscape. He would be brilliant to go rambling with.

[amymack]

This is hands down one of the very best episodes of Time Team. It must have been so satisfying for the medieval archaeology expert Mick to find something of such great significance. Fantastic!

[Blessings.]

I love the fact that these episodes are keeping Mick’s spirit alive.💖💖💖

[Darryl_Frost]

I think this episode of Time Team is my all time favourite, it's got everything and is a wonderful tribute to Mick Ashton. It's Mick's area of expertise, it's a new site in a new place, he is really right in his element and you can see that. Then when they find the bones under the alter it's like BAM... perfection... Thanks so much for posting this for us TT fans.. Rest in peace Dumbledore...

[kikufutaba]

This is one of my favorite episodes. As it pleased these wonderful two women that invest there time and love of history and their dream
was fulfilled.

[LarryThePhotoGuy]

Incredible!! They really hit the jackpot this time! I think they outdid themselves. Imagine, fifty years from now, Matt recalling how he'd found the bones of a saint in the chapel of a previously unknown 7th century monastery. The find of a lifetime!

[maximum-conatus]

I honestly can’t tell you how much happiness this episode brings me, I’m not sure why but it just brings some kind of peace to me. I have watched it many time and i hope I can watch it for the rest of my life.

[janicepounds]

I have been completely enchanted by this series! Home since March, it has been such a blessing to have these wonderful folks enter my home and teach me about my ancestral home's archealogy. I live in Georgia in the US. Thank you!!

[raphaelbernard]

Bless be your memory Mick, RIP. All the best to All the TT crew

[jamest]

I was in tears of joy by the end of this episode. Fantastic, absolutely incredible!!

[tobypetzold]

I've been a total Time Team addict on YT for maybe two years now and this is my first chance to see an episode in high-def. It makes this classic episode a real pleasure to watch. Such a treat! Thank you.

[dancingwithnature]

🃏♣️ I'll see your quartz pebble and raise you a pottery sherd! Brilliant episode!!!

[mzansime]

One of my favourite episodes so far. A wonderful site, both geographically and historically. And as it's previously unknown, the team have hopes but more modest expectations; which makes their exceptional finds even more thrilling!

[seanmcplace]

Wonderful show, amazing people. Bless be your memory Mick

[mybrandnewlogin]

Clearly one of the best TT episodes I've seen so far!

[nadezhdadoroshkevich]

Definitely best archeo TV-show ever. Hello from Russia.

[jeffkeith]

Wow, what an episode. And Mick seemed so relaxed, affable and amiable. Brilliant.

[a.westenholz]

It is indeed the perfect Time Team. I really love this episode.

[stuartnewman]

This is and always was my favourite episode out of any of the time team episodes. Can't explain it it just comes across as incredibly important

[cameleonfleuri]

I loved this episode of Time Team! Just amazing, amazing discoveries!!!