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Street of the Dead Tony and the team tackle a huge Roman fort in County Durham. The stronghold was part of the defence of Dere Street, the main Roman road from York to Hadrian's Wall. The fort has fine mosaics and preserved rooms, but the Team have just three days to find out everything they can about the 'vicus', that's the civilian settlement around the fort, vital for the smooth running of the military machine and providing for the pleasures of the men garrisoned there. However, they soon discover something even more exciting during the dig - a series of military mausoleums, the first discovery of its kind for over 150 years.
Series 15, Episode 02
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Date of upload: Premiered Mar 7, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I live about ten minutes from this site and popped down for a look today. They've still got that amazing geophysics chart on display, as well as Brigid's column. Lovely place to visit.
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Probably one of the best television series ever.
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As a TT Patreon I vote for the team to go back to this location and unearth more secrets waiting to be discovered. I loved this episode!
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The repartee between Phil & Bridge is hilarious, altho' Phil can get along with anyone - he is my favourite TT Archaeologist ! That said, everyone involved are wonderful characters.
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Hubs &I were there in 1991. 2 men digging invited us to get in their dig & use trawls & brushes.to join in. In the rain, 1 of only times in 26 days of travel in england. Hubs found a bit of buckle & what was told to us , part of a sandal. Than we were taken to museum, ( which was closed that day), shown were to clean up a bit. Shown around by an older gentleman & offered tea. Since it was getting on the day we had to decline, thank all for an amazing experience. What a memory. I am enchanted with each of your posted digs. Never disappointed.
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RIP Mick Aston! You are missed! âď¸
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Tony is the best. Without him it wouldn't be worth listening to he just makes it so amazing so funny so clear his voice is what makes time team
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Itâs digs like this that really make me wish they had longer than three days...
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I never really understood the word âaddictionâ until now... I canât get enough Time Team!!
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I've watched this episode several times, every time I notice something different to appreciate. This time it's Jackie, her focus and perseverance to work for days digging out a single item an item a bowl or a skull doing everything in her power to bring it out intact.
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Also discovered this wonderful programme just yesterday. In S Africa with all its problems it is healing to watch such an interesting programme.
Thank you.
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I laughed when Phil was talking about how easy it would be to fit the body in the grave. I know he's an archeologist, but it kinda sounded like he has firsthand experience.
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i have lived in england for nearly 15 years and i am gutted i didn't even know this show was on tv. i have been watching every night for the past 2 weeks and i am addicted i hope the show comes back to tv soon.
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I visited this site around 2 years ago. You would never know most of this was in the surrounding area just by looking! This is one place I hope time team can revisit just with the scale of the site and how complete a lot of structures are inside of the fort. There were some more recent excavations being carried out when I visited which showed large complete walls inside of the fort. I can recommend any time team or British roman history fan to visit, itâs really fascinating!
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Guy de la Bedoyere was a master of Roman times, it is a great shame that he left the series when he did. Great man, he instantly knew that was a morsaleum from the geophysics.
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Special Times !! . Special people ,some still with us ,very sadly some not đ. The very best of Time Team Digs đŻ
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The excited OO aaahs 23 minutes in is what I adore about the dynamics of the Time Team. Love seeing people excited about their work!
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"Don't theorize, dig it" That should be on a T-shirt
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Years ago I clicked on a link called 'street of the dead'.
The rest, as they say, is history. I'm a fan of Time Team. It's so interesting, the content is so well presented by all involved. I'm glad Reijer Zaaijer brought them to my attention, and now Time Team itself uploaded the series and I watch them all again. Thank you!!
But this was the very very first one :).
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@canoebadour
1 year ago
This feels like a throwback to a happier, more wholesome time. I wish Time Team had never been cancelled!
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