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Salisbury Cathedral
First screened 8 February 2009

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Salisbury Cathedral from the exact viewpoint that Constable painted his famous picture



Salisbury Cathedral from the exact viewpoint that Constable painted his famous picture
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Plan showing Salisbury Cathedral and the two areas of investigationThe footings of the bell tower trenchSalisbury Cathedral from the exact viewpoint that Constable painted his famous pictureTony in front of Salisbury Cathedral – he's really rather chuffed to be here
Close up of flying buttress model – Henry Chapman is just visible through the window. He really is that smallTime Team creator and producer Tim Taylor discusses the chapel trench with Phil and BrigidThe remains of Old Sarum, including the original cathedralThe majesty of Salisbury Cathedral. Somewhere in the background is the slightly more modest monument that is Phil's house
The excavated remains of the mysterious burial in the Beauchamp chapelSalisbury archaeologist Tim Tatton-Brown in front of the excavated chapelFragments of floor tile recovered from the digFragment of floor tile recovered from the dig
Raksha and Matt in the very big trench across the original bell towerVictor paints while Stewart hunts Constable's original viewpoint of the cathedralJimmy from geophys with the ground-penetrating radarTony, Richard Morriss et al prepare to film the final scene at the bell tower
Tony and that cathedral againResearcher Louise Ord, Raksha and StewartLifting a large slab in the chapel trench. Unfortunately it wasn't part of a tombstone as the team had hopedSurveyor Henry Chapman surveys
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