What Can Archaeologists Discover Below This 12th-Century Norman Castle?

Join the Time Team as they explore Dundrum Castle in Northern Ireland, uncovering the mysteries of its construction and historical significance. Once a stronghold of the renegade knight John de Courcy, this site holds secrets about its original design and purpose. Through excavations and advanced technology, the team aims to piece together the castle's timeline, from its medieval origins to the structures that may have once existed.

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[jaimecosman]

MISS watching this guy's documentaries along with the GUINNESS BEER loving archaeologists

[Odo]

Tony in Vans and some sort of tailored shirt...

[SirWulfrick]

New to this channel and LOVE the history your uncovering, but I gotta ask in case I missed it ... why do you have a hard limit of "3 days" on everything you do? I can't even begin to imagine the things you're missing with drive-by archaeology. It makes me anxious and sad. lol.

[therealpatriarchy]

Drunken Team Time.
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A compilation video of them drinking in various pubs and TALKING about archaeology, interrupted by clips of them digging for beer mugs and jugs. Peppered by various experimental mead and beer making clips. Get on it.

[madderhat]

I don't think I've seen this one.

[kevingouldrup]

If it is a great spot for one..why not another?

[ekaos]

What Can Archaeologists Discover Below This 12th-Century Norman Castle? More questions!😁

[hanavesela]

Kinda funny when only thing linked to the man is his loo. 🤗🤪

[gemmaswain]

Another definition of medieval knight is 'armed thug'. With a horse.