Back To Turkdean: Revisiting One Of Britain's Largest Roman Sites | Time Team

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Published 2020-08-26
The Team return to the huge Roman villa at Turkdean in the Cotswolds that they originally discovered in 1998. This visit turns out to be even more rewarding than the first one!

Series 6, Episode 9.

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All Comments (21)
  • @britters220
    I love how they keep their bloopers in. The guy who lost the coin is hilarious.
  • @jeffburnham6611
    Imagine if Time Team received a royal commission to excavate the entire site, over a period of months. What wondrous and historical objects they would find.
  • @aurktman1106
    Seeing that functioning water canal is amazing! To know it still functions after 1700 years is absolutely fantastic!
  • @Cmcmillen77
    realizing this was filmed in 1998. a real ancient discovery in itself! love seeing young phil!
  • @highfive7689
    To think that the ancient roman water system was still working after a 1000 years is mind boggling. My towns pipes break at least every two to three years - shabby modern tech, lol.
  • @user6008
    The still functioning Roman water aqueduct is simply stunning. It was built long before America was founded, before the U.K. existed as a nation.
  • @23:30 Drain inspectors come to inspect your roman spring.... Looks good . Right your clear for another 1800yrs with this lead sticker. Dont lose it.
  • @skivvy3565
    23:00 that truly is amazing. Engineering at its finest. And they were kind enough to cap the water so nobody would get wet socks a few centuries later
  • @McRambleOn
    Not only did the goddess fortuna allow them to excavate a field not destroyed by plows (seemingly, for once!), but it turned out to be one of the most impressive and well preserved Roman sites in all of Britain. Time team has taught us that other fields in England have received English heritage’s highest grade status due to dodgy things like map-makers/surveyors recording supposed locations solely based on townspeople’s rumors and finding things as little as a few brooches or flint flakes… so I hope this field got the protection it deserves.
  • those underground culverts with running water blew my mind... like thats been running like that for alll this time? man its so cool...
  • @BirdWhisperer46
    Finding a conduit with running water is the most amazing thing I have seen on any Time Team. So old.
  • @onnieduvall2565
    Second time at Turkdean was even better than the first time and even that was great.
  • @maamold
    That is absolutely amazing that the spring and water system survived 1600+ years.
  • @rpowling
    That flowing water was so clear and fast! Incredible. Just amazing!
  • @HannibalFan52
    I love the way Mick Aston gets so excited he keeps saying 'look...look...look...'
  • @wildbill6675
    I just started watching these shows about a month ago I really like them and Phil he's just crazy cool 😎
  • @karphin1
    I love that they involved the school children with the cleaning of the pottery sherds!