| Title | : | Unearthing The Bronze Age Fortress Left Untouched For Over 3000 Years | Time Team | Odyssey |
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May sound like a weird question but who back fills the holes and are they marked for possible future digs? Comment from : Rick |
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Gosh did u see the ugly factory with smoke stacks below when the fog lifted?? Comment from : Dayna Rathman |
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Why is the land Barren of trees? Not even a single tree ! Is this due to the lack of sunlight? Comment from : *Sweet Chicago GaToR* |
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566,956 watching now - Please hit that LIKE button! Comment from : Jeannie Nash |
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Thanks so much for posting Comment from : jonathan effemey |
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It’s almost a shame we record everything now - not so many mysteries for the future Comment from : MsMelabee |
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You will never know how much the Iowan historian poet valures these old classics If its my lunch or bedlunch my cats and I are watching maybe fir the tenth time Time Team Thanks Comment from : Vals Whitewolf Books |
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Its scary that wherever the English go they cut down all the trees ,just like Australia Comment from : James |
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Constantinople on a cliff Comment from : Lord Telperion |
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Some day, I would love to take a trip across the whole area, from this kind of fort to cairns to rock art to rock circles of multiple kinds, there are so very many places to peek into our neolithic past! I really wish I could! 🥺brbrThank you for sharingbrbr❤❤ Comment from : Mary Ann the Nytowl |
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Dr Phil's comment that he didnt find the garden but he found the potting shed!!! Thats why I love that man! Comment from : gloria lange |
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Thank you Comment from : Anna Anna |
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isnt it wild this guy was baldrick from blackadder? Comment from : jack thunderbolt |
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Can someone please stop these shots of Phil trying to hang onto his hat in the wind!! Comment from : neville mignot |
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"I've only been doing archeology 16 years Duh" Comment from : J F |
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I absolutely love and respect all of Time Team Is it only me I got annoyed with Francis, kept on directing and asking for more and more digging from TT, specially Phil If Francis had to break his back and knees actually digging and cleaning all the trenches he wanted to open upI don't think it would have went above the usual 3 trenches I tried to understand his passion and excitement is only towards Bronze age BUT it didn't work If I was Phil I would have handed Francis a shovel and trowel! lol jsin'🤣 Comment from : Crystal Hilliard |
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I used to love this program! I just can’t stomach Tony’s personality Comment from : Winston Lucas |
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Dang! Your excavators work fast Comment from : dat2ra |
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LMAO @ Francis putting Stewart to work Damn fog, cos Stewart would’ve been hiding in the skies LOL No trees to hide in Comment from : Jane Gilmore |
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Living up on that hilltop while trading across sea meant they could see boats from miles away coming or going Their earthworks not only protected them from other people, but 3,000 years ago there were still wolves and wildcats in Ireland, which are not so likely to attack people, but could have killed their livestock Comment from : promontorium |
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ditch lords the drinking game Comment from : Kris P |
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This programme is ruined by putting crap music on originalplease post original music free version Comment from : carolyn hague |
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It seems a shame to dig up that ground because it’s so beautiful out there with buildings going up all the time and construction almost everywhere you look something like that is really nice to see‼️ Comment from : Deborah Baker |
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Of course you need a good defense system, since anybody can sneak up on you in such fog They lived the Carpenter movie, bronze age style :) Comment from : Djed i |
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I do love watching Phil with his flints I hope that all these years later he is still at it! Comment from : jane hoyt |
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This is my favorite episode Comment from : June Byrne |
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Archeologist: trenches we're defensive and filled with water : Steals tools from dudes roundhousebrDude: you were right about the trenches Now you know how I filled thembrArcheologist: it was difficult pushing our gear up through the mud But what kind of people were they?brDude: give me back my tools or I won't show you!!! Comment from : Deston Lee |
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It amazes me what a desolate place on the hill that is Still the question as to, why did they settle there, is unanswered Where did they get wood or turf to burn, what did they eat, where did they hunt or grow crop How many people within that community and how where they socially organised? Comment from : Phil Sarkol |
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Can you just imagine e the fun archeologists will have excavating our cities in a d ew thousand years? Comment from : Christine Butler |
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I would kill to work as an archaeologist in the UK, until I saw this and Cooper's Pool videos That is dedication! I'm sticking to my desert archaeology, but what all of you do is so fascinating and reaffirms my life's decision to follow my heart and be an archaeologist I also really really really want to work with Phil Comment from : BoneMama |
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Why do you only have 3 days? Comment from : crazy times |
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How'd youget permission for this type of excavation Comment from : kingscairn |
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As a mom I would be seriously angry if my husband was knapping his flints all over the inside of the house 🤨brSmall children could really cut up their feet on sharp little bits of flint all over the floor Think about that, I mean, go outside and make your mess or better yet, go do that in your man-cave hut brWhy don't archaeologists think like real people lol Comment from : Angry_Kittie |
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It's possible that some of those ground down axe heads might have been used as weapons Comment from : Lawney Malbrough |
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Looks like there was a villiage there with a fortification for defense Comment from : Lawney Malbrough |
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There's no need to shoutbrThis is the clown's version of archeology The scientists involved should be ashamed of themselves Comment from : Christine Shotton |
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Francis Pryor is so full of shite He's key phrase is always "you've got to imagine" His cattle raiding theory is just a load of BS Love this show but he's insufferable Comment from : Big Bens Outdoor Channel |
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Absolutely amazing ! i am wondering though 3 days in terrain such as we see here, is 3 days enough to really to see a full picture? is funding a issue or is there just is so much for the team to do on other sites, that 3 is all that can be given to this amazing adventure? Comment from : Wamphyrii1 |
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Pretty similar to galician hillforts from bronze and iron age, tha Atlantic fasade has many things in common Comment from : Järnvarg Fenrirsson |
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what a shame that its only academia clowns like these that we have to look for answers about our past Comment from : utubeu812 |
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Wow, you even had JP Mallory Impressed Comment from : MseeBMe |
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There’s a group of “trained” archaeologists trying to track down the steps of ancient people thousands of years ago, but they can’t stay in contact with each other in the present?!?brbrPhil!brPhil!!!brWhere are you?!?!brbrPHIL!!!!!!!!!!!br😜😆😜 Comment from : James Haines |
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Where did they get wood I imagine the area was forested at that time? Comment from : BinThere DoneThat |
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Nobody thought to do a dry run on the site? Or have the grass cut?this is pretty shoddyzero prep work and wandering about the site like tourists not scientists Comment from : Hugh Gard |
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Amazing to think some of my Irish ancestors could have possibly stood on this hill, digging and building these walls and ditches Comment from : Dave Stutesman |
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Why do they call it the Bronze Age if they’re still using flint? Also them living up there, they had to travel a fair distance just to get water Comment from : TaffytheGreat |
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Ditch could have eroded Maybe was a deep V ditch at one time Comment from : Alana Adams |
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Ireland, the home of my lineage, the most farthest South and West, of Ireland, the closest toward the USA, b"County Kerry"!/b ✨☘️☀️brbrRelative to My area of Studies:brDegrees in History, Sociology, and Journalism Comment from : Beth Bartlett |
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The only thing I never liked about time team, was the beginning theam music, the rest was great A great show, apart from the beginning music Comment from : No mans land 22 |
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History according to Baldric Comment from : Richard Smith |
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Good to see Francis Pryor within his Bronze Age specialist field, rather than trying to persuade us that the Anglo-Saxon invasions never took place Comment from : adventus saxonum |
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Another place that traditional wheels would be better off replaced by "climbing" wheel set-ups Comment from : Gone Looney |
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They were the Flintstones of course Comment from : Book Mouse |
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All the irish were doing when this site was built was going around stealing from the naighbours They have ancient legends and stories about how they were constantly stealing each others animals and livestock, so its obvious why this site had defences Comment from : Christian Buczko |
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"The Sea is always right" Comment from : c tb |
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The raiding party model seems to be problematic due to the apparent lack of presence of animal bones Comment from : Donald Trump Uncensored |
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Where did they get there wate r? Could the ditches have been the water reservoirs for gravity fed irrrigation and domestic use ? Comment from : Greg Archer |
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Should be no surprise they occupied a site of solid basalt yes a giant magnet They knew about energy lines and how you were able to think with greater clarity on certain dates They were in tune with the earth which they thought was there ancestors communicsting with them These people were zoomed in on this energy and knew the signal was strongest in these sacredlocations Comment from : Greg Archer |
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Poor Phil needs some hat pins 😅 Comment from : Teknikah |
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Where did all the stone come from ? Comment from : Ernest Meeks |
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God bless all those involved with bringing this show into existence If I were younger I would've consider a career in archeology with this show being an influence in that Comment from : Nope Yadayadayada |
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Enjoyed Thanks Comment from : Benjamin Rush |
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Interesting and humorous and the enthusiasm of the experts is contagious I am glad I found this episode Comment from : Thomas Wright |
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Wet cavemen playing with stones lol, the Irish haven't changed Comment from : Richard Rowlands |
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THATS MY BOY BALDRIC Comment from : Jack Hulin |
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"we've found a collection of plastic tools we believe to be cutlery, and based on the plastic casings we believe to be computers, we're prepared to date this to the late 20th century, early 21st century Comment from : this is RenRen |
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As an American, I so love history How much money do ia have to save up to have a Holliday there? I have three thousand Who can put me up ? I'll pay in American dollars Please reach out Comment from : Randy Kreager |
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Z Comment from : madcow usa |
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Dig the whole place up, you'll find ancient trash😵💫 Comment from : John Gibbs |
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So, it's "bel-FAST" and not "BEL-fast"? Us Americans! Comment from : MossyMozart |
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There is every indication that this area of Co Antrim was denuded of trees and shrubs at much later period than the Neolithic and/or the Bronze age A semi forested area rich in flora and fauna would have provided ideal habitation for the Neolithic and the Bronze age peoples Comment from : James Dolan |
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Three days to unearth all there is to learn? I'm not a fan of the premise for this program Putting a time limit on science seems counter-productive Comment from : Neil Falls |
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S16 E03 - Heroes' Hill, 18th January 2009 Comment from : Mark Dibley |
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I hope you can make it back someday to further the digs Comment from : Daetslov Act MandCarry |
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Summary of this episode: the people who lived here were a bunch of Bronze Age cattle thieves Comment from : Drew Withington |
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I'm thinking they were terra forma gatherers and gardeners on the side of the mountain best suited for growing veggies and fruits and the trenches are to water them? Comment from : Ekto3000 |
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Nobody excavated it cause it's to bloody cold and wet there Comment from : Alfred Otto |
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Bronze age defense against what? Perhaps the mysterious Sea Peoples that took down the bronze age? Comment from : the Game Changer |
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Well I've only been doing archeology for 16 years 👁️👃👁️ ahar ahar ahar Comment from : Danny Manley |
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When Ireland was Black Comment from : Dennis Johnson |
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Francis is on one hell of a drug called history Comment from : Zlayd |
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Would love to go back and see what they were doing Comment from : sarcasmo57 |
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People were trading across the Irish Sea 2000BC Amazing! Not really Mankind has been exploring and trading, raiding and conquering ever since they could walk That is who we are What would really be interesting is if they could figure out what sorts of vessels they were using to cross the Irish Sea 2000 BC Comment from : R Blakehole |
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What happens to all these sites after the 3 day discoveries ? Are they just reburied and left alone, or is further excavation done ? Comment from : Sherrye Emery |
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It sounds like this excavation area was special and that walk around the high ground was a special occasion as no bodies found it was not a proper place for normal village life Comment from : michael hughes |
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The enthusiasm is infectious Really enjoyed this episode Comment from : Oscarspoem |
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These men minds would explode if I brought them to a junk yard in the woods in America Comment from : Jeremiah Washington |
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I'm so happy I re discovered this channel, I have never had so much fun watching digging in the dirt & finding bugger all, well done Comment from : BJW |
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What puzzles me is what they did for water It surely didn't rain all year round There must've been some kind of water storage system Comment from : chris stone |
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@41:30, dugout canoes c 8,000 BCE in Lake Phelps, North Carolina USA Comment from : OMA Industry |
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@38:00, the arc of the earthworks is to steer herd animals into the enclosure Comment from : OMA Industry |
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This is so awesome Comment from : michaelrowave |
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@8:50, so it's a coincidence that the bronze age residents established a fort on a magnetic hill ? Comment from : OMA Industry |
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Typical modern man Why not pick a day when it's dry calm and sunny Make life easier for yourselves, and more enjoyable for us Ah but the weather's always bad in Ireland isnt it Ha ha You can't even pronounce the name properly Comment from : Brian Thomas |
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I love listening to stories of what's it was like before New subscriber here 🙋♀️ Comment from : lana6335 |
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Francis is slipping in his old age It took him almost 2 days to get hooked into his "ritual" mode In every single Time Team episode he appears in, there comes a time when he decides that everything that they have looked at, from cooking pots to cow barns is ritualistic or ceremonial Comment from : Phil Harang |
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