Hero's Hill (Knockdhu, Co Antrim) | S16E03 | Time Team
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Publicado 2021-01-24
A previously unexcavated massive Bronze Age promontory fort conceals the remains of a sophisticated society.
Series 16, Episode 03
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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1:29 Phil's face when his hat blows off... for a second he thought his old friend was going over the cliffs. 🤣
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"While John throws his geophysical toys out of the pram!" 😂😂😂😂😂PRICELESS!😂😂
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I was just going through my collection of sharks teeth and to my surprise I found 25 tiny flint and obsideon (?) arrowheads! I would not have recognized how important this was if not for Phil. They are probably for birds by their size..1/2" and smaller. Some look like Christmas trees and some are Eiffel tower shape and a few are like tiny three pointed throwing stars. Beautiful smalls I collected sitting on the beach in the Keys of Florida. Thank you time team for teaching us!
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I love at the beginning when Tony and Phil check out the flint mine and Tony speaks of the bulb of percussion on one of the stones. Years of contact with the King of Flint, Phil, has rubbed off. Love it!
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6:50 - Far future archaeologists will be roaming that flint mine and finding all Stone Age flints ... but also a few flints from the 20th century, and they will be puzzled. Thanks Phil.
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Phil would love the Flint Hills in Kansas, lots of finds all over. Walk creek beds and find all kinds of flint weapon heads, scraping tools, knives, petrified mammoth bones, bison bones, etc…
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Francis enthusiasm is absolutely wonderful (his enthusiasm sometimes reminds me of Brian Blessed), it so clear that he has an enormous passion for history
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Is there anyone who does not love Phil and his enthusiasm?
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Love the education Phil gives Tony on the flint they found and the way Tony tries to impress Phil with his knowledge of flint making. Good luck Tony. Now, Tony gets lost in the fog when in reality Tony is always in a fog. If it was me, I would have headed for the local pub and gotten out of the moisture. Eventually Phil would have shown up.
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Bless Henry and his own finds with all that mapping. Huge respect for that unassuming man. Wherever you are Henry, God bless you. 🙏😊
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Spectacular! Thank you for showing my childhood home! Our history is often buried in the past, TT has brought it to life again. Superb, intellectually engaging episode. Thank you Time Team! Cheers!
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Lol Phil's surprise/shock at Tony finding those flint leftovers etc.
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you gotta love the last statement, "this fantastic vivid compelling story, straight out of the archeologist´s imagination".
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Ohhh I so love Irish history !! Good job Time Team , well done !!
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Seriously tony and phil are so wonderful.
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10:03 - Awesome little moment - must have been great to have a bit of light-hearted fun in the bad weather. Time Team is full of those little gifts.
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I'm currently in the middle of doing the Rosetta Stone Irish course and this video is giving me a pretty good insight into why Irish orthography is such a nightmare.
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From Neolithic to Bronze Age, this settlement intrigued me. It puts a proper feel on how the "heroes," the cattle raiders, might have actually lived. Cool.
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It's so lovely to see these videos back and accessible to anyone. I love them and link to them on my map of archaeology points in Ulster and beyond. I have well over 6,000 places so far and your videos are a huge addition. Thanks for putting them back on here.
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4:38 “while John throws his geophysical toys out of the pram...” 😄
