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SATURDAY: Launch of Time Team News on YouTube!
🕑 Added 2023-08-04 19:09:52 +0000 UTCWe're excited to share the very first instalment of our new monthly feature: Time Team News!
We hope you can join us for the YouTube premiere this weekend.
Saturday 5th August @ 7pm BST
CLICK HERE TO GET READY TO WATCH
We've introduced our new programming schedule, in and around the main dig episodes.
This new feature is an opportunity to share some of our favourite archaeology discoveries from around the world, while dropping in on the wider activities from the team.
Following the release, we'll be sharing some of the fantastic new 3D models created especially for the show, right here on Patreon.
We'd also love to hear what you think and stories that you'd like us to cover in future, so please do leave your comments. That said, we've already got some great items lined up for next month!
Coming soon to YouTube: our first Classic Time Team Special from the archives... and we've chosen a fantastic episode to kick things off. Look out for release details next week.
10,000 Goal
Thanks again to all our incredible Patreon members who make all of this possible. Your membership directly supports more digs and new episodes.
We're well on our way to our next goal of 10,000 members. Please help us spread the word among your like-minded friends!
If you haven't aready, don't forget to take advantage of our special offer on annual subscription - but you'll have to hurry, as it ends soon!
Comments
Nicole Loxley
This reminds me of a live version of the Current Archaeology 'news' pages, only better! Please keep producing this feature
Elizabeth West
Danni and team this was great. Keep it up
Mieke Kemper
Great show! Have you seen this? In North Holland a guy found an medieval gold treasure recently https://archeologieonline.nl/nieuws/unieke-middeleeuwse-goudschat-ontdekt-in-hoogwoud
Spyderactive
Very interesting to see!
Neil
Great show - Thanks!
Katy Brown
I’ve said this in other comments, but Ness of Brodgar news would be awesome! Final dig next year!
Joanne Kellam
Excellent episode! So glad this will be a recurring feature!
Dorothy Frank
This was excellent! I'm glad you will be making this a new regular feature.
Jaya Bhat
It would be fantastic to see these as a regular show. And it would also be great to follow up on some of the stories you featured at a later date. Thank you
Priscilla Logan
Dani, enjoyed your take on all the new sites. Looking forward to the next update. Good job
Christopher Samuel
How fantastic! Really well done, thank you to all involved, and especially Dani for such a clear style.
Bron Lloyd
Absolutely loved it and another opportunity to spread the Patreon word on YouTube!
Elaine P
Really enjoyed this, looking forward to more! I think it's a good length. The number of sites covered seems to work well, balanced well with the amount and breadth of information provided to give a really nice top-level look at these sites. Also thought the onsite dig was a good addition. Very much looking forward to more!
Ben Matthews
This was really interesting. Great addition. Energy from Dani is infectious 😁
Ben Matthews
Victor was incredible, I really loved his ability to bring things to life. The descriptions from Robin and illustrations from Victor were wonderful. May they both rest in peace.
Bill Erickson
I’d love to see mention of the digs at sites in Oregon and Idaho in the US extending back the time of humans in North America. Some fascinating stuff there. An 18,200 year old camel’s tooth on top of a stone tool at one site.
Patricia Amero
Dani, the camera loves you and so do we... this is such a great feature. 🙌Well done, Time Team... shining a bright light on the past 🌞
Keith Jackson
Very enjoyable! I hope you can find enough suitable content to keep this level of interest going every month.
Sarah Holloway
I really enjoyed it and thank you for this new feature .
Carol Piddington
That was brilliant! I thoroughly enjoyed the programme.
Samellan
That was a very nice archeological news episode. Looking forward to the next!
Laurie 406
Can't wait to watch this! Also, if you are taking format ideas as well as content ideas, I would love to see a recurring segment that compliments and expands one of the news items where we get snippets of contemporary accounts from any written records available paired with some illustrations similar to what Victor provided. I always liked hearing the voice of people from written accounts and viewing the illustrations that were bustling with activity and historical detail. It really helped bring the time period to life. I've seen a few lovely illustrations in the recent dig episodes but would enjoy seeing more.
Ann H
More medieval sites. Love the Scandinavian ones projected. And I noticed Ukraine has massive new emergency sites and not enough people with expertise. Maybe when things stop exploding that would be both interesting and a perfect five days. Honestly, a bit worn down by WWII digs.
Jenna Tomlin
I'm so excited!
Samellan
I am so very happy to be back among the backers.
Cheryl Kurucz
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
David Cadogan-Cowper
Really looking forward to hearing Dani speak again. So positive and energised. Keep up the great work folks - I continue to sing your praises to friends and colleagues.
choklityum
Is it time yet??? *bounces off walls*
Helen Marshall
I'd love to see something from Scotland from the 13th-14th century . Anything from Robert the Bruce time?
Elizabeth Neill
Very favorite, on sheela-na-gigs (you get a sense of an unbroken lines from the past): https://www.abartaheritage.ie/amplify-archaeology-podcast-episode-11-digital-heritage-and-sheela-na-gig-3d/
Elizabeth Neill
https://www.abartaheritage.ie/knockroe-winter-solstice-amplify-archaeology-podcast-episode-28/
Elizabeth Neill
Abarta Heritage Knockroe
Steve Mikre
I'm greatly looking forward to this new Time Team series...😊
