New Episode | Day 1: Secrets of Wytch Farm | Time Team (Dorset) 2024
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Published 2024-05-17
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. They've called in the full team to investigate. Was this a cemetery, and how long have people been living here? Where were they living, and, above all, what were their livelihoods?
Will we uncover the secrets of Wytch Farm? We have just three days to find out!
Join us for the official three-part premiere, right here on the Time Team Official YouTube channel:
Day One: Friday 17th May, 7pm BST: • New Episode | Day 1: Secrets of Wytch...
Day Two: Saturday 18th May, 7pm BST: • New Episode | Day 2: Secrets of Wytch...
Day Three: Sunday 19th May, 7pm BST: • New Episode | Day 3: Secrets of Wytch...
(Video links for Days 2 & 3 coming soon)
Plus, join us behind the scenes now for our exclusive Dig Watch coverage over on Patreon: www.patreon.com/TimeTeamOfficial
CREDITS
This episode is supported by:
Big Dig Brewhouse
Isle of Purbeck Brewery
Omnitapps
Purbeck Cider
Raglan LLC
Sails and Canvas
Sketchfab
Smiths Gloucester Ltd
South West Domes
@CannondaleBicycles71 electric bikes provided by Cycling Sports Group UK.
With thanks to:
Mark at Dorset Safaris
The Pitman Family
The Rempstone Estate
Alex Schultz
Robert and Pat Hemingway Hall
Museum of London Archaeology
Time Team's Patreon Supporters
Photography: Harvey Mills
Romano-British black burnished ware jar: Hugh Fiske
Stratford Iron Age Pottery: Centre-of-Archaeology
Music
Paul Greedus (original theme)
Steve Day
Jas Morris
Ninebarrow
Charles Harrison
Executive Producer & Series Creator: Tim Taylor
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All Comments (21)
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Get ready for another 3-part premiere weekend, this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7pm (BST)!
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That striped t-shirt spoke volumes, not only a poignant salute to Mick Aston, but showing that Time Team carries on with a new generation of professionals to take up the trowels and lead us on new adventures. Happy 30th Birthday!
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I became an Archeologist over 20yrs ago because of Time Team! Its pure joy to see all back!.
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I walked around fields in the shadow of Corfe Castle myself in 1986 as part of my geog. field trip. Was wet and miserable. At 15, I would have had no idea that decades later I'd be fascinated by what's in the ground in that same area. I've learned more from Time Team than I ever did in school. It's still so refreshing that it's able to mix education and entertainment in a way that isn't dumbed down, patronizing or just out for the dundunnnndunnnnnn moments. Well done TT. Here's to the next 30 years <3
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The striped t-shirt got me!!! Since the opening theme, I've been sitting here with a huge grin. Love pre-Roman digs!
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Gotta love Matt -- such a good sport for so many of the 30 years -- lovely to see Jackie -- thanks to all, RIP Mick ❤
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this ones for you mick. never forgotten. and ian barclay the digger man, and daring motorcycle racer in his younger years and robin bush, cherubic and happy and joyous sharer of knowledge. and victor ambrus, angelic gifter of so so so many artistic images. my life has been made better because of you all. thank you to all of time team, past and present.
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I struggle with depression, your show takes me away from it, to a fascinating wonderful useful world. Thank you so much!
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Channelling Mick Aston too. Thank you for this!
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Time Team brings me such joy. I absolutely love how we can get three almost 49 minute episodes for each site. Happy 30th Time Team, but it’s us who get the present!
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That view from the field looking at the castle is absolutely beyond stunning
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Guys, I'm telling you... pleeeeease do the full intro, at least for the first day of each dig. It's one of the greatest intros ever.
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the new series is really hitting its stride and cranking the quality episodes out now. and Dorset is certainly gorgeous. happy anniversary Time Team. Heres to many more!
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The best new Time Team yet! Old faces and new ones working together and getting camera time with a whole host of tools and techniques. Can't wait for the next episode!
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What a great smile John the digger has and lovely to see Rachel get so emotional at the pottery finds. True archaeological enthusiasm on display.
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Having been enjoying this programme for 30 years brought back happy and sad memories.[people I watched with who are gone ] I have learned so much over these years always great programmes
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Pride tee shirt channelling Mick Aston 😍
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I am going to resist and watch all 3 parts at once after they are all released. The smaller bits just leave me too hungry as it were. I want to see what having the whole meal is like 😊
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This is the kind of programming we need more of. Humanity will be best served with more kids being inspired to pursue STEM careers.
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30 years... I'm very grateful (and nostalgic) for the enthusiasm for archeology and history that has been transmitted to us. Congratulations Time Team!
