Meet the Team: Jimmy Adcock
In the very first of a brand new feature, we meet geophys expert, Jimmy Adcock, who tells us more about his antics on Time Team, as well as his latest globetrotting adventures.
Do you remember … more
News
Discover the latest Time Team news as well as developments from the wider worlds of archaeology and history.
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Where are we? No. 6
We’ve been reliving some of our favourite Time Team episodes since first airing way back in 1994. In this feature, 'Where are we?', we're sharing snippets taken from Tony’s opening … more
Magic Moments: No. 6
"On the Hadrian's Wall programme, I was sent out to draw the cremation of a dead sheep. We'd just got this huge fire blazing when there was a torrential downpour. They were filming at the time so I … more
Share your own Dig Village adventure
Are you planning to kickstart your own local history project? Dig Village needs you!
If you’ve bought a copy of Dig Village, or perhaps received it for Christmas, then firstly – thank … more
Magic Moments: No. 5
“The live programme at Canterbury was my favourite. The archaeology was outstanding and the parties even better. At one stage, Tony’s autocue completely failed. He coasted for about 10 … more
Where are we? No. 5
We’ve been reliving some of our favourite Time Team episodes since first airing way back in 1994. In this feature, 'Where are we?', we're sharing snippets taken from Tony’s opening … more
Where are we? No. 4
We’ve been reliving some of our favourite Time Team episodes since first airing way back in 1994. In this feature, 'Where are we?', we're sharing snippets taken from Tony’s opening … more
Time Team announces new book Dig Village
Time Team has announced the publication of a brand new book, Dig Village, written by series creator, producer and bestselling author, Tim Taylor.
Time Team's Dig Village is the ultimate hands-on … more
Where are we? No. 3
We’ve been reliving some of our favourite Time Team episodes since first airing way back in 1994. In this feature, 'Where are we?', we're sharing snippets taken from Tony’s opening … more
Mass child burials discovered in Peru
Hundreds of infant burials have been discovered in Peru. As reported in The Telegraph, the site in Huanchaco, which contains the 500-year-old remains of 227 children, is said to be the site of the … more