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Time Team

MY63":1grua4ds said:
I remember watching this as a youngster with my Dad on Sunday evenings. It disappeared from C4 sometime ago, It has just popped up on my Youtube feed this morning.

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My daughter's been on the original and did a couple of pieces to camera but it didn't make the final programme. She described the then host Mr. Robinson as fairly unpleasant and not somebody she'd ever like to be alone with for too long. The bloke with the long hair/hat with feather who was fond of saying...'noice bit o'poherry' is a resident of Salisbury and is frequently to be seen in the 'The Queen's Arms' which I think is his local. He works for Wessex Archeology which was the first firm she worked for having left uni and she didn't think a great deal of that either as she spent most of her time (as all newbies do) at the bottom of a muddy 'ole :D - Rob

Edit: she's now progressed to the point where:

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...she supervises others at the bottom of muddy 'oles :lol:
 
The episode on Sheffield Steel is worth a watch. It includes a not very successful attempt at making crucible steel. A good example of how quickly skills can be lost.

However, it doesn't seem to be on the official Time Team channel or anywhere else on YT at the moment.
 
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