Time Team site reports

From 1995 to 1999, Channel 4 produced site reports for each series of Time Team. They describe how each dig progressed, what was found and the significance of the finds. Each booklet contains a full resources section, with information about relevant organisations and further reading. In the 1996-1999 booklets, there are also updates on the sites investigated in previous series.

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Time Team 99: the site reports
The 1999 Time Team site reports, covering every programme featured in the 1999 series, are published in a 120-page booklet with hundreds of colour photographs. Price £7.95, order now

Time Team 98: the site reports
Covering every programme featured in the 1998 series, this publication reports on:

• The privy lodgings of Elizabeth I at Richmond Palace
• A mysterious trackway in the Somerset Levels
• A series of mounds on the island of Sanday in Orkney, which just might be a Viking burial site
• One of the most important undiscovered Roman villas in Britain on a farm in Gloucestershire – the subject of the Team's first 'live' broadcast
• A settlement of the enigmatic 'Beaker Folk' on Mallorca
• An ancient Shropshire farmhouse that contains the remnants of a grand medieval manor house
• The ecclesiastical settlement of Downpatrick, where – legend has it – St Patrick died
• The deserted medieval village of High Worsall, in Yorkshire

Time Team 97: the site reports
Programmes from the 1997 series:

• St Mary's City, Maryland, where some of the earliest English settlers landed in America
• Matthew Boulton's manufactory in Handsworth, Birmingham, one of the most important sites of the Industrial Revolution
• A 13th-century leper hospital in Launceston, Cornwall
• The origins of 31 'hogback' grave markers in Govan, Glasgow, carved during the Dark Ages
• A scheduled site in Malton, North Yorkshire, which includes a Roman fort, la Norman castle and a Jacobean mansion
• A Roman villa on Salisbury Plain

Time Team 96: the site reports
Programmes from the 1996 series:

• A prehistoric 'fogou' in Cornwall
• The graveyard of over 5,000 mammoths near Oxford
• A preceptory owned by the medieval Knights Templar in Somerset
• A rare Venetian wreck that may have been part of the Armada, found off the Devon coast
• The palace of the legendary kings of Ulster
• A farm field in Suffolk littered with pieces of Roman pottery

The Time Team Reports (1995)
This booklet covers:

• The possible location of the ancient Gaelic 'inauguration' ceremony of the Lords of the Isles on the Scottish island of Islay
• The parkland surrounding 14th-century Hylton Castle near Sunderland, before it is redeveloped by the local council
• The likelihood that a substantial Romano-British villa was the source of a small Roman statue found in a village church in Wiltshire
• Areas on London's north and south banks where the Romans might have made their first crossing of the Thames
• A 6th-century Saxon cemetery on land near Salisbury owned by a cash-strapped developer.

Other published reports on Time Team digs

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