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Time Team has carried out a number of other investigations into Roman sites in Britain, details of which can be found in the Past programmes section of this website. These include the 1997 Live dig on the site of a Roman villa at Turkdean, in Gloucestershire. As well as a detailed report on the dig, our special live website included a chronology of Roman Britain, a range of Roman recipes and other links and resources.

Time Team returned to Turkdean as part of its 1999 series to see if it could make sense of the spectacular geophysics results that there had not been time to investigate during the live programme. That same series also included a programme on a Roman bath house found at Beauport Park, East Sussex, and another programme based around a Roman settlement next to a fort at Papcastle, in Cumbria. The 2000 series included an excavation of Roman remains at Cirencester and at Birdoswald on Hadrian's Wall. All of these pages contain further information and extensive links to Roman-related websites.

As well as investigating another Roman villa, this time in the Waltham Villa programme, the 2001 series also saw Time Team searching for the remains of a Roman villa at Lower Basildon in Berkshire. There is a special feature on the web pages for that programme on Roman mosaics, including an extensive list of Roman mosaics' websites and suggestions for further reading and places to visit.

The 2002 series also features a Roman dig at Ancaster.

Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies (HALS)
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Hertforshire County Council provides local and family history information through libraries and Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies (HALS), which supplied Time Team with the archive material used in the Cheshunt programme. HALS is the specialist centre for local studies and family history services, providing information covering the whole of Hertfordshire. All libraries have a local studies collection that relates to their locality, as well as family history materials appropriate to the size of the library.