Time Team Live 2000 Archive
Eastbridge Hospital
Owner of a majority of the Greyfriars site, Eastbridge Hospital is not part of a modern NHS trust but is a very ancient institution that predates the coming of the Franciscan friars.
What the head teacher thinks about Time Team taking over his school
Summer School
Some of the children at the school where Time Team Live is based have been working on a project about Greyfriars. See their timeline and watch a video of them with their head.
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Peter Clark, Deputy Director, Canterbury Archaeological Trust:
'What we are trying to do over this Time Team Live weekend, is firstly to bring together all of the knowledge that we have amassed over the years about the Greyfriars site in Canterbury, and the long shot is that we find the first Franciscan Friary that was ever established in England.'
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'What we are trying to do over this Time Team Live weekend, is firstly to bring together all of the knowledge that we have amassed over the years about the Greyfriars site in Canterbury, and the long shot is that we find the first Franciscan Friary that was ever established in England.'
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For the record, Tony would like it to be known that he was 'gutted' that Tom was voted out of the Big Brother house on Friday.
What did Liza see in the bookshop? Find out in tomorrow's broadcast
To be a pilgrim
Time Team Live has its very own band of pilgrims who set up an authentic roadside camp today and will sleep in their tents tonight, ready to prepare a medieval feast for tomorrow's programmes. Check out the Greyfriars diary tomorrow to see how they do it.
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The 'no-incident' room
It was pretty peaceful in the Incident Room yesterday but that won't last for long when the finds start coming in.
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If you ever wondered what it was like to see Time Team Live through the director's eyes, here's the action with director Jeremy Cross in the Greyfriars outside broadcast truck during last night's programme.
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Sample the fare served up by our Canterbury Pilgrims. Among the recipes featured on last night's show is Frumenty, a standard dish eaten with venison by great lords and senior clerics. It was also a symbolic dish in winter, a sign that spring would return.
Watch a Pilgrim's pewter badge being made from the cast of an original 15th century badge found in London.
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The road system in Canterbury examined! Find out more about the logic behind Roman Roads
