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Sutton Hoo | Week 3: Highlights (Time Team)

🕑 Added 2024-06-24 09:50:36 +0000 UTC

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Elizabeth G Schulz

As always, it is so exciting and so mindblowing to be at Sutton Hoo with Time Team aka Dream Team!!

Nick Butt

Here's a much better pic of us and appeared on the BBC! https://scontent.ffab1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/449432842_990015466246723_4718791753263054512_n.jpg?_nc_cat=110&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=blp5UVxVwuMQ7kNvgHIl2mS&_nc_ht=scontent.ffab1-1.fna&oh=00_AYAtYHlvlWDsqpU44W4qDFhS2sJGRRIDXrlyTvWHPM5BMg&oe=66844863

Derek Thom

Such lovely people bringing a very positive viewing experience. Thank you.

Peter Blay

There is a pity there is any involvement for disabled to be involved

Noel Draper

I offset quite a bit by only drinking the local beer in the evenings.

Dario

Great to see all the Patrons enjoying it so much. Brilliant presenting by Dani as usual. But no more info on the tantalising boat shape in the geophys from the end of week 2….the cliffhanging continues!

Shannon Wells

I was there in spirit, I really was. I am so glad that Time Team gave even just a few of us the chance to be with you. Maybe next time I can join you!

Patricia Amero

Listening to the Patron's comments, thinking "Yeah, me too" over and over again... I got a bit choked up. Feeling at home on here with friends I may never meet in person (or maybe I will) ... like a virtual coffee shop or pub. No judgement. No anger. Just a common Time Team love of Archaeology, History & cool tec. So proud to be here. Cheers everyone ☕🍺🍷

Lee Anne D.

What an amazing experience for them! I hope it was well received by the crew so it can perhaps be offered again.

Cheryl Kurucz

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Neil Graham

I wish I could have been there, it looked magical to see everyone working towards building the sites story

Carl Johnson

So many finds. I'm guessing each test pit could equal out to a month of work depending on the quality and quantity of the finds.

Bethanny Allain

Thank you for sharing this. I am enjoying these weekly updates from my home in Western Massachusetts.

Louise Burdett

He was absolutely delightful. Had a lovely chat around Anglo Saxon soundscapes. It was one of my highlights 🙂

Mark Lund

Yep me too! Sadly that would mean going back a couple of years...1978! Keep dreaming, it will happen.

Graham Stokes

Thank you. So enjoyable and interesting. I appreciate your reflections on the experience and the potential for further information.

Wendy Sengpiehl

So happy to see all the Patreon volunteers having such a great time!

Jen Thirsk

Soo awesome to see Dr Sam..

Jonathan P Glass

To use a British expression, I'm so chuffed to be able to watch the Patreon volunteers working, and see their joy! I'll never be able to visit a dig, so seeing them, I get to live vicariously through them. Thank you Time Team and volunteers for a wonderful video!

Jakub Jůzl

Wow for something called a "week highlight" this has been an absolute blast! From content and camera work to editing. I hope Dani gets to enjoy Sutton Hoo as much as possible, if only as a reward for her amazing work for TT.

Richard Stanford

The carbon footprint of this dig must be huge with volunteers flying in from around the world.

Jo

I was there this afternoon and lucky enough to speak with Dani. Just magic. You’ve made an old woman very happy 😊

Ross Gibson

Can't stop talking about it. Trying to drum up Patreon support. Thanks for the fast response 😁

Time Team

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for taking part. It'll take a while to complete the finds-processing and post-ex, but we'll keep you posted on the outcome and publications when they become available.

Christina M Gravatt

Thanks to everyone for making all this information available to us. Wish I could have been there. Tina Gravatt, New Mexico, USA

Dan Angelino

Everyone at TT was so genuine and welcoming, couldn't have asked for a better experience.

Ralph Moon

Dang, it's lovely spending time with these folks. And it's also lovely to see the generosity of the organizers. Well done, and may you continue until there's no more knowledge left to be gained,

Ross Gibson

What an amazing 3 days experience. I have learned so much and was a chance of a lifetime to dig at Sutton Hoo. Dani or Carenza will the findings be published, where can we get access ; eventually?

Eelco Kruidenier

Thanks for showing this. Can't wait for more!

Dan Angelino

Huge thanks to National Trust, Time Team, and especially our fellow Patrons for making this happen. Truly an unforgettable experience, and an amazing group to work with. I'd gladly work with you all again!

Wessex-Wyvern

I shall put Sutton Hoo Pudding into my recipe book.

Richard Linley

Dani, coincidentally, is amazing and fantastic!

Elizabeth Esser

This makes me want to be 18 more than ever! In the meantime I will continue to practice making test pits in my backyard. Never too early to start gaining skills…

Noel Draper

And I'm asking questions again!

Noel Draper

Oh look there's my foot...

JanD

Amazing and fantastic are Dani's buzz words but why we love TT!!! ⛏

Orla Levy

Thank you Time Team and the National Trust at Sutton Hoo. I learned so much from everyone & everyone was so friendly. It was an amazing experience digging a test pit at Sutton Hoo with time team. Exhausting but so fantastic. Thank you everyone 😊 especially the rest of team test pit 7 😊

Mark & Jill Jefson

Great job! Thanks to all.

Ann Wagner

So cool! An aurochs!

Bob Pockney

Another great week and wonderful to see and hear from the volunteers - an experience of a lifetime for them, and vital work done.

Andrew Lamb

Excellent 3 days of test pits. Love seeing Carenza back again…. loving it all!!! Time Team triumph again ⚔️🙏👍⭐️

Kerry Hennigan

Nice to know Australia was represented amongst the Patreons. 👏

Nick Butt

Fame at last - even if it is of me bending over during field walking!

Martin Gibbs

I was quite excited when Carenza mentioned the Orox skull as it was me who first told her about the neolithic site nearby where they had found a ritually deposited Orox skull during the survey for the underground power cables required for the offshore windfarm.

Jason Mann

So pleased to see the bottom of our trench with water in it, I forgot to take a picture! There's proof now! I said it a few days ago, I'll say it again, thanks Time Team, it's a memory I'll treasure forever - I've the buzz to continue my archaeology adventure! Signed up to my local Archaeology Society to volunteer my assistance.