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13 Episodes 2009 - 2009
Episode 1
47 mins
The Time Team investigates a series of strange marking identified in a field in Hertfordshire. They think they may be dealing with one or possibly two Roman period religious temples. What they discover exceeds their expectations and lead to discoveries that rewrite the history of England.
Episode 2
47 mins
The team investigates an old gatehouse in Durham. The current owners have Invited them to try and unravel the history of the building and what it was designed to protect.
Episode 3
48 mins
In Ireland a series of strange ditch like constructions are investigated to identify who may have built one of the largest promontory fort in Ireland. The Time team become almost overwhelmed by the amount of finds they make and what those finds tell us about the builders.
Episode 4
48 mins
Caerwent is the most well preserved Roman town in Britian. Located in Wales it has been dug and studied for over 100 years. The Time Team have been invited to dig a previously untouched section of the town in search of what is believed to be the biggest villa in the area.
Episode 5
Sun, Feb 1, 200947 mins
In Rise Hill Yorkshire are the remains of one of the last railroads built by the Navies, itinerant construction workers who moved from site to site looking for work. As much as is known about construction techniques etc, virtually nothing is known about the life they led in these remote locations.
Episode 6
47 mins
Bones discovered in the past are uncovered again. From documentary evidence, the grave is believed to be an illegitimate nephew of Bishop Beacham. Walls revealed are suggested as a workmen's hut during the building of the cathedral.
Episode 7
47 mins
Local archaeologists find evidence for a Norman castle. The team find Roman flooring and Norman pottery. The site has been over looked as a medieval battle took place here, but what really happened here.
Episode 8
47 mins
Previous finds point towards Roman occupation. Coins and pottery from previous field walking are laid out, showing continuous Roman use. Was there any other use?
Episode 9
47 mins
Two chapels are dug. One on the island, other on the mainland, between tides. Some excavators remain on the island, to continue digging. What was here before Glastonbury Abbey started a cult of Saint Michael?
Episode 10
47 mins
Lincoln's Inn is still the community where English law is taught. But the bishop's house where it all started has disappeared. Can they find evidence of its location?
Episode 11
Mon, Oct 21, 2013
Many trenches are dug trying to understand what went on this small mound in the fens. Prehistoric stone axes and stone floors have been found pointing to multiple uses over the centuries. Was there a chapel here? In the incident room documentary evidence is found.
Episode 12
47 mins
Ulnaby village is a well preserved medieval village, which has now gone. The team want to know when the village started and find out why and when it was abandoned.

Episode 13
Tue, Jul 31, 201247 mins
New owners of a house in Blythburgh explored their shed and found a cupboard full of human skulls. Are these remains part of what's lurking amongst the shrubs and trees: the ruins of a medieval priory that has lain hidden for years?
