Discover the latest Time Team news as well as developments from the wider worlds of archaeology and history.
It's official, Time Team is coming back, thanks to the overwhelming support of our fans on Patreon. The countdown has begun... we're returning to dig two amazing sites this year, and we are delighted … more
We're delighted to announce that Time Team has smashed its third successive Patreon target, reaching over 5,000 before the end of March! We're overwhelmed by the support of our fans worldwide and … more
Time Team announces historic comeback with 2021 dig at huge Oxfordshire Roman villa that may be ‘almost the size of Buckingham Palace’.
Following the successful launch of a fan-led … more
Hundreds of tributes have been flooding in for the artist Victor Ambrus. We share some more from Time Team's experts and friends.
Image credit © 2021 Sándor Ambrus
"I am so sad … more
Time Team are deeply saddened to have learnt of the passing of our dear friend, Victor Ambrus, on 10th February 2021. Having talked to the family this evening, Tim was told that this wonderful man … more
If you enjoyed our recent interview with author Kate Mosse, you might be pleased to discover that we are offering the chance to win a copy of her latest novel, The City of Tears, with a bookplate … more
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Ever dreamed of joining Time Team on a dig? Well now you could…
We are offering the opportunity for 2 lucky winners to be invited to one of Time Team’s next … more
Happy New Year! Let's hope 2021 brings good prospects, wherever you might be. We said goodbye to 2020 in style by catching up with everybody's favourite Roman and aviation history expert, Guy de la … more
The author of gripping historic thrillers explains the vital roles that the landscape and physical artefacts play in spinning a good yarn.
Karen Maitland is the author of over 20 Medieval … more
Our mission to bring Time Team back is off to a flying start thanks to the outpouring of support from our patrons.
As we approach 2,000 subscribers on Patreon, we’re already well on our way to … more
