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EXCLUSIVE: Time Team Assemble! The Countdown
🕑 Added 2021-05-14 18:02:34 +0000 UTCUPDATE – PLEASE NOTE: We are now putting the premiere screen up for this video ahead of tomorrow's release to the general public. You won't be able to view it for the next 24 hours. If you can, please join us again Sunday night, 6pm BST and like, share and help spread the word. Thanks again for all your amazing support, which has made this possible!
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Without further ado, we're delighted to share an exclusive early bird preview of Time Team's latest news!
We'll be sharing this with the general public on YouTube this Sunday 16th May at 6pm BST. If you can, please do join us again and re-watch the official premiere, like the video, and leave a comment.
As our closest supporters, we need your help to spread the message and – once it's released on Sunday – share this video with as many people as possible. Basically, the more Patreon subscribers, the more we can do!
We still have further announcements to be made, but we hope you enjoy this update on the latest news so far.
Best wishes from Tim and all the team.
Comments
Of course we all miss the old warhorse. But remember the problems he had with his back. More than a visit in honor is no longer possible. Unfortunately.
Margie Lewis
One of my first ancestors in Battle of Worchester, think September 1651, fighting for King Charles II, Bonnie Prince Charlie, against Oliver Cromwell Fighting on the losing side, captured, William & Robert Munro, along with thousands of Scottish, and was put on the ship. The John and Sarah. Sent to the Americas. Willian was sent to Boston: Robert, where President Monroe came from went to Rhode Island. George escaped to Germany. You guys make history. So interesting. Of Course, I love history. But I am bringing my Scottish ancestors. And to play when I hear some of the things like Roxborough. And some of the things that you have gone to. And the civil war between. The Royalists, and Cromwell, I can relate because that is where I come from. He was bound out and he was able to repay for his bondage, became a free man in 1690.
I miss Phil! Please come back!
