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Secrets of Wytch Farm: Trailer, release dates & preview!
🕑 Added 2024-05-09 19:00:27 +0000 UTCGet ready for our next 3-part dig release!
Time Team heads to Wytch Farm, in the shadow of Corfe Castle, Dorset, where Derek and Lawrence discovered two Iron Age burials back in 2021. Now, they've called in the full team to investigate.
Will we uncover the secrets of Wytch Farm? We have just three days to find out!
This Sunday, we'll post an advance preview screening of Day One exclusively on Patreon (Digger Crew tier and above).
Then, the full official public premieres will take place on the Time Team Official YouTube channel in a 3-part weekend event!
Full release schedule:
Patreon Preview: Sunday 12th May, 7pm BST
Day One: Friday 17th May, 7pm BST
Day Two: Saturday 18th May, 7pm BST
Day Three: Sunday 19th May, 7pm BST
As always, even if you've already watched the Day 1 preview on Patreon, please do join us again for the public premiere to take part in the live chat and help spread the word.
Look out for further details and the premiere links, coming soon.
Comments
Melissa Rybb
Thank you! How on earth did I miss them! What's up with me ☹️
Time Team
Hi, you can find all the Dig Watch coverage for this site by clicking in the 'Collections' tab at the top of our page, then select '6. Wytch Farm (Dorset)'
Melissa Rybb
Were there Dig Watches for this? I'm so confused. Help!
Mark Lund
That looks like a fantastic dig...in a wonderfull place, one of my favourite places in the UK, (great wildlife too!) What a place to have grown up!
Nigel Sadler
Wow! I've stayed on that camp site.
Marisa Mia
Time Team wins all my Academy Awards—THE BEST THING ON TV!
Debbie Fetsch
I can't wait, either! My favorite Time Team!!! ❤️🙏❤️
Terri Brown
Happy Birthday
Kerry Hennigan
Wow, yes to all of it! 👍
Graham Dombkins
You can always rely on Time Team... and British weather. 🌦️
Patricia Amero
Remembering the excitement of Dig Watch, this is a must-see for me! 🥰 Bring. It. On.
Amethyst Gray
Sounds exciting. I wonder how the site fits in with the nearby stone circle in the copse (Rempstone Stone Circle) ? Being so degraded I don't know what era that's from, possibly early bronze age at latest. Certainly an ancient landscape around Purbeck and the western edges of Poole Harbour.
Adrian Wright
Wow. Trip down memory lane for me! My old stamping ground
Shane Roelofs
Wow, what an amazing landscape!
DIANA R NELSON
Exciting!
Maryann Rosie
Can't wait
Michael Lyons
I so badly want to watch this on all three days, but I will be working at a convention these days. I will watch as soon as I can and I will be watching on the 12th.
Jessicka Catherine
Omg how amazing!
Wessex-Wyvern
Oohhh, can't wait!
Loz
This is looking like a really special one!
