Discover the latest Time Team news as well as developments from the wider worlds of archaeology and history.
As we approach the holiday season, we’re thrilled to share a unique chance to get up close and personal with one of the most exciting historical projects in the UK: the reconstruction of the … more
Corfe Castle from the main bridge. © National Trust Images.
For the first time since 1646 when Corfe Castle was destroyed in the English Civil War, the public will be able to access a tower … more
Introducing the only offer you will need this Black Friday! As a valued Time Team fan don't miss out on a very special membership offer and the chance to help us reach our latest of 15,000 … more
Exciting Competition: Win Prizes Celebrating ‘The Secrets of Wytch Farm’!
**This competition is now closed adn the winners have been notified directly**
We’re thrilled to announce … more
The second phase of Time Team’s dig at Sutton Hoo has been announced for May and June 2025.
Following Time Team's exacavation at Sutton Hoo in June 2024, further excavations of Garden Field … more
This weekend, Time Team visits the Lincolnshire village to investigate the Medieval manor of the Disney family.
The classic three-day dig aims to shed light on the ancestral seat of the Disneys, as … more
We're proud to introduce the brand new Time Team Podcast presented by Martyn Williams and Dr Helen Geake.
A new episode is released every fortnight on a Tuesday, sharing a unique window into the … more
One year on from setting previous goals (achieved in just 9 months), Time Team sets ambitious plans for the future
Time Team has set the goal of reaching 15,000 active members on Patreon by the end … more
Our exacavation at the iconic site is underway
Join us throughout June on Patreon for exclusive daily coverage direct from the site.
Throughout June 2024, Time Team is thrilled to be working in … more
We're delighted to share a brand new Time Team Special presented by Sir Tony Robinson!
In 1939, on the eve of war, a huge ship burial was discovered at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk, laden with golden … more
