‘Romans on the Range’ (High Ham, Somerset) | Series 18 Episode 3 | Time Team

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Tony and the team get a unique opportunity to dig at an army firing range at High Ham in Somerset, and investigate a series of mosaics first discovered 150 years ago.

Series 18, Episode 03

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Hats off to Matt, he has such a gentle way about him, and such a positive attitude towards whatever they throw at him. Such a nice guy!

homey

rest in peace Mick, time team was never the same without him

Rhiannonganon

From my point of view, in all the years I have been watching television -- 1955 until now -- this is the most consistently interesting program in the history of English language television. Wow. I can't get enough.

dennisdaily

Just love that Victor Ambrus's wonderful artwork always has a dog in it 😃

brianhaskard

Phil is like a kid at christmas waiting to open presents. That is what makes him so fun to watch.

hiddentruth

I'm American so I never knew about TT til youtube. I love this show. I majored in Anthropology but didn't have the patience for digs, though loved what digs produced. Plus I'm a British history buff. So TT does the work and I benefit from the results. Perfect! Many thanks 😊

voyaristika

Elaborate Roman mosaic-
Mick: they’re not bad, not that impressive.

Rotted Saxon post hole-
Mick: this is amazing!!

johansmallberries

Loved watching this show on a Sunday. Fish and chips and time team the perfect combination

paulwalker

I love the british history. SO rich on information. Can't stop viewing all videos.

mikeunum

There's nothing quite like Time Team - all of the Team have such infectious enthusiasm, are all so knowledgeable and so great at communicating their ideas and the history, work so incredibly well together (despite any disagreements!), and have such amazing chemistry. It's always a great comfort and joy to watch :) (and as a side note, I always enjoy poor Matt having to do the experimental archaeology side of things. What a good sport!)

batll

Mick is my favourite part of the show, certainly am going to miss him in the new episodes. He reminds me of my favourite university professors

polarcanada

...it's nice to see Matt back in TT Series 21, looking forward to 22!!

brettwalters-nu

Superlative series: completely hooked. I haven't learned more about archaeology before or since watching these episodes. I've always been a history nut but learned precious little at school but went on to read it at uni, however. Love the humor and down-to-earth (pun intended) presentation and interaction between the participants; quite entertaining. Someone who isn't a Brit can learn much about it's society and culture from this.

daveb

always loved this series. Tony & Phil picking on each other was always my favorite part

thesandsiethend

I think somewhere up there Mic is having a laugh and a broad smile (with Victor and Ian) thanks to the "Team" and their impressive efforts with the old and new episodes etc. and the support of their loyal and grateful fans. He like me (and others) I think knew one reason for the "Team's" success was their respect and trust in each other (obtained over the years of the "Team's" experience) even if they disagreed. Only when this is true can you have the trust, fun (and personal shared humour) and loyalty that they obviously had with the show and each other. They all took their tasks very seriously but with the equal consideration of the other members of the "Team" and the purpose of each episode. Like many I have found this show over many years to not only be educational and entertaining but also destressing (from our personal lives) and to have given me energy and optimism (which it continues to do so). Even in their less successful episodes they have derived success though not necessarily that which they expected. Thank you Time Team (seriously). It would give me the greatest pleasure to meet even just one of the "Team" for a dinner, drink or cuppa (my shout) to share with them their and my thoughts on the "Team". Being in Oz (Australia) makes this less likely (if not impossible).

stephenkayser