The team have three days to investigate a site in Athelney, Somerset which could hold the key to one of the most…

Another close-up look at the process of archaeological discovery - at Ribchester, Lancashire, a site which, for the…

The Time Team turn their attention to Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Over their allotted three days, they reveal in…

The Time Team travel to the site of a Dark Age man-made island - known as a crannog - in Llangorse lake, near Brecon in…

The Time Team have just three days to investigate a site in the remote Western Isles of Scotland. On Islay, home to…

This episode takes an in-depth look at archaeology as it happens in a derelict medieval castle stranded in the middle…

The Time Team visit the picturesque village of Tockenham, deep in the heart of the ancient Wiltshire countryside…

Historically it was believed that the original Roman road into London veered east and crossed the river at Tower…

A building site in the village of Winterboume Gunner, near Salisbury, stands abandoned. Previous developments on the…

A 2000 year old Iron Age underground chamber - a fogou - takes the Time Team deep into the far west of Cornwall.

The river valleys of Oxfordshire were home to mammoths 250,000 years ago and a gravel pit, soon to become a waste tip…

The Knights Templar were a major power in the 12th and 13th centuries protecting pilgrims on their way to the Holy…

Over thirty years ago a teenage boy, scuba-diving off Teignmouth beach in Devon, found a bronze cannon on the seabed…

In the ancient literature of Ireland, the fort of Emain Macha was the home of the princes and kings of Ulster…

For years a Suffolk farmer has gathered hundreds of pieces of Roman pottery, jewellery and coins from one particular…

The series begins with an unusual transatlantic departure when Time Team follow in the footsteps of some of the first…

Channel 4's archaeology-as-it-happens programme attempts to solve the secret history of a female skeleton found in…

Birmingham residents get an on-the-doorstep lesson in archaeology when Tony Robinson and Mick Aston call in the experts…

Tony Robinson and the Time Team face a fascinating conundrum that sends them spinning back into the dark ages of…

The intrepid archaeological treasure hunters, led by Tony Robinson, head for Malton in North Yorkshire where a swathe…

For their final high-speed archaeological adventure of the series. Time Team find themselves inside a partially…

The first dig of the series isn't set in some deserted field but on the immaculate lawns of Trumpeters House in…

In Iron Age times, the lowlands of Somerset were marshland, with occasional high ground supporting human habitation…

Time Team's third outing sees them in Scotland, after schoolchildren on the Orkney island of Sanday asked them to…

In August 1997, Time Team attempted their most ambitious project ever - three days of live excavation with the very…

This series' overseas visit is to Mallorca in pursuit of the Beaker people, an enigmatic culture thought by some to…

Time Team's efforts are concentrated as much above the ground as beneath as they travel to Aston Eyre, Shropshire where…

Time Team travel to Downpatrick, one of Ireland's most sacred sites where St Patrick, patron saint of All Ireland, set…

In the last in the current series, Tony Robinson leads the Time Team to Teesside. It has been known for years that just…

In the late 18th century, a bright young man opened his first factory in the village of Burslem, later part of…

Papcastle, a small village outside Cockermouth in Cumbria, boasts a Roman fort, even though not much of it has been…

The site of Thetford Grammar School in Norfolk may today be a place for exams and play, but in the 13th century, a…

The Cheddar Gorge in Somerset was created by enormous geological change over millennia. At the same time, caves were…

It is frequently difficult to appreciate the wealth of history around us, hidden as it is by more modern structures…

Smallhythe is now a small village amid the fields of east Kent, the nearest body of water being the Reading Sewer, a…

Down a bridleway within a dense Sussex wood, a Roman bath house stands, with walls head-high, completely forgotten for…

In February 1944, two American 'Flying Fortresses' crashed into each other only a few miles from their home base, on…

At the end of the 1997 'live' broadcast, hundreds of viewers demanded to know more about the Roman villa site that Time…

Kemerton in Worcestershire is overlooked by Bredon Hill, one of the most important Iron Age hillforts in the country…

Time Team are joined by guests Sandi Toksvig and Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall. They unearth fine Saxon jewellery, a…

In the first of a two-part special, Tony Robinson leads the team into the jungle on the Caribbean island of Nevis where…

The second part of the special from Nevis where Tony Robinson and team discover the long-lost colonial capital…

For tens of thousands of Brits, Spain's Costa Brava means sun, sand, sea and sangria, but for the Time Team it's 1000…

Around 1700 years ago, Corinium - modern day Cirencester - was the second most important city in Roman Britain after…

On 23 May 1940, Spitfire pilot Paul Klipsch flew across the Channel for his first and last day of combat. His plane…

Time Team descend on the tiny village of Wadden in Dorset, where neighbours Grace Brooks and David James discovered a…

Tony Robinson and the Team travel to the Roman fort of Birdoswald in Cumbria to carry out the first ever excavation of…

Time Team are in search of the real-life Flintstones at one of Britain's major early Stone Age sites at a holiday camp…

After three days excavating a medieval cathedral under Coventry city centre, Time Team discovers a burial chamber and…

The Team rubs shoulders with royalty when they visit Basing House in Hampshire.

The Team travel back to the Bronze Age to Flag Fen in Cambridgeshire.

Time Team head for Herefordshire in search of the Royal palace of the great Anglo-Saxon leader, King Offa, who ruled…

Tony Robinson and the Team are in Greenwich Park at the invitation of the Museum of London.

The Team search for a lost Anglo-Saxon monastery on the rain and wind-swept Headland at Hartlepool in Northumberland.

Tony Robinson and the Team faced one of their biggest challenges when they travelled to York to excavate three sites…

On the surface it looks just like any other large Lincolnshire field. But when a pipe was laid across it a couple of…

A couple of years ago, local man Derek Batten was driving through the village of Alderton, near Northampton, when he…

In a secluded valley in Wales, what may be a medieval or even Roman trackway leads down to a natural spring.

Waltham field, in the village of Whittington, five miles from Cheltenham. Alerted by Gloucester County Archaeology, the…

Time Team came to Blaenafon, in south Wales, to look for the world's first railway viaduct.

Time Team came to Rycote Park, in Oxfordshire, to try to find the remains of a grand country house that once played…

Salisbury Plain, as well as being the British Army's biggest training ground, is one of Europe's most extensive areas…

A tiny entrance to a cave in the village of Alveston, Gloucestershire, leads to a grisly archaeological discovery.

In 1838, navvies laying Brunel's Great Western Railway found two Roman floor mosaics, probably from a villa, at Lower…

After it ceased to be a centre for Christian monks in the 1530s, Lindisfarne, or Holy Island, off the far north-east…

A 70-feet-tall Norman tower and some other stonework is all that's left of a great castle built exactly 900 years ago…

Over the August bank holiday weekend last year, Time Team took a crew of around 100 people to Canterbury for a…

About a mile outside Winchester, just outside the city boundaries, is a field which, 900 years ago, was home to the…

In September 1999, local farmer Douglas Paterson, of Tankerness in Orkney, rediscovered a remarkable underground…

For six months in the latter half of 2000, Time Team followed an excavation in Ely, Cambridgeshire, for a special…

On the foreshore of the river Thames, just opposite the MI6 headquarters at Vauxhall, London, some old timbers - a…

The small Lincolnshire town of Ancaster lies on Ermine Street, which is a major Roman road heading north from London.

Originally discovered by divers from RAF Lossemouth three years ago, an amazing shipwreck lies some 20 metres down on…

The Chicksands military base in the heart of Bedfordshire is home to the joint armed services intelligence departments…

This programme takes Time Team back to the earliest beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in the area now known as…

Back in the 1950s and 1960s, two families of amateur archaeologists began excavating some Roman remains in what is now…

Two large, impressive enclosures, or earthworks, can be seen at Gear and Caer Vallack, near Helford in Cornwall.

High Ercall Hall, in Shropshire, is the very picture of rural tranquillity today, but 355 years ago, at the height of…

A disused RAF bomber base, with one of the longest runways in the country, currently covers a large area near the…

This programme sees Time Team travelling north and back in time to the Roman period.

A single stone stands on a hill at Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire.

When a water-pipe trench was recently being dug across a field at Yaverland, on the Isle of Wight, a local…

Byzantine 'buckets', Anglo-Saxon spear heads, shields, a disproportionate number of double burials - the cemetery that…

It's been described as the most ambitious archaeological project Britain has ever known. One eighth of the entire…

Two thousand years ago, London didn't exist. It was created by the Romans in the first century AD, when they settled in…

The Team meet Morris and Pat Jones who, when digging a small pond in their Northamptonshire garden, unearthed a…

Tony Robinson and the Team meet a Somerset farmer who unexpectedly unveiled a mosaic floor under his pigsties.

Time Team treks to one of the outermost Shetland Islands in an attempt to reveal the truth behind an ancient local myth.

Tony Robinson and the team are hunting for Liberty's first factory in South London.

The Royal Crescent in Bath may be one of Britain's finest structures - but that doesn't deter Tony Robinson, Mick Aston…

To mark the 100th episode, Tony Robinson and the Time Team return to a site they investigated in the very first series.

Time Team travel to Kew Gardens. Kew Gardens is world famous, but how many visitors know they're walking on top of a…

A rare Bronze Age cemetery is the prompt for Tony and the Team to take on a rescue mission in Fife, Scotland.

Tony Robinson and the team are invited to dig up the lawns of one of Britain's grandest stately homes, Castle Howard in…

Some startling aerial photos of fields outside Sedgefield look like a lost Roman town - a town that would be the most…

Tony Robinson heads off to the old market town of Appleby in Cumbria and is brought face to face with the hardships of…

Syon House in Chiswick, West London, is one of the country's finest and best-preserved stately homes. Yet few people…

Tony Robinson and the Team descend on the grounds of a superb medieval manor house in Somerset to investigate a…

At the western end of Loch Migdale, in the Scottish Highlands, sits a mysterious island. It could be a crannog; a…

In a field near Lincoln, an array of Anglo-Saxon brooches, pins and clasps uncovered by metal detectorists point to an…

When the invading Roman army swept towards London, history suggests that they must have established a fort stronghold…

Today Poole Harbour's beaches and islands make it a tranquil haven for weekend sailors, walkers and swimmers. But in…

England relied on the skills of her iron workers centuries before the Industrial Revolution. Tony Robinson and the Team…

As the beach of the Severn River gradually erodes, it reveals astonishing evidence of some of this country's earliest…

The Iron Age hill fort in Wittenham is an impressive monument. From behind its perimeter ramparts the hilltop offers…

Dorset farmer Simon Meadon's land is packed with archaeology. There's a large Roman building, which might be a villa…

Ogling a Grade One listed 15th-century manor would be enough for most people - but not for the Time Team. They have to…

Back in the 1940s, Basil Brown, the man who discovered Sutton Hoo, uncovered enough Roman remains in an Ipswich suburb…

Five hundred years ago, a major city occupied what is now a large and empty field in the Scottish Borders.

Tony and the Team visit Chenies Manor as they hope to discover what the house would have looked like when Henry VIII…

The team investigate mysterious mounds that surround a Yorkshire village. Could they be the remains of an Anglo-Saxon…

Time Team join a group of experts to try and solve the mystery of why two Douglas A26 Invader American bombers collided…

Twenty years ago, the Duke of Buccleuch discovered that the remains of a Roman fort might lie a few hundred metres from…

A huge circular crop mark lies in the fens near Peterborough and archaeologists believe it is Neolithic. Is it a…

Under the murky fast-flowing waters of the River Hamble near Southampton lies the skeleton of a great medieval warship…

Tony Robinson and the team go in search of a lost Roman villa in a field near Standish in Gloucestershire.

Time Team provide some fascinating answers about the inhabitants of the legendary Wemyss Caves on Fife that are now…

The Team have three days to redraw the map of the picturesque town of St Osyth in Essex and establish whether the…

Time Team heads to Dorset, inspired by the intriguing discovery of Roman brooches and coins in a hilltop field, but…

Loyal Time Team fan Frances Davies may have led the team to an amazing discovery of a whole Norman village in her field…

South Shields is well known for its Roman fort at the end of Hadrian's Wall but today the team are there in an attempt…

Unusual carved stonework, and a huge quantity of 11th to 13th-century pottery and some high-status finds brought Time…

The Isle of Man may be a small and - particularly when Time Team was there - wet and windy island stuck in the middle…

Jayne Lawes and the Bath and Camerton Archaeological Society have been carrying out excavations at a site called…

Hooke Court, in Dorset, is home today to a residential study centre and a small private school and nursery. Most of its…

In early 2006 an aerial photographic survey of Anglesey produced a remarkable image. On the slopes south of the town of…

In 1793, the revolutionary government in Paris issued the infamous orders to execute King Louis XVI and Marie…

In late March 2006, a potter and keen fieldwalker, Richard Landy, reported his discovery of an almost complete ceramic…

Wicken, in Northamptonshire, appears to the modern visitor to be a typical English village, complete with church and…

Moss Brow Farm in Warburton, Cheshire, had been the focus of intense study by local enthusiast James Balme for almost a…

Dotton is a small hamlet in east Devon, close to the river Otter. In the Domesday Book, compiled around 1086, there is…

Julia Plaistowe, the owner of Chesham Bois House, is a keen gardener. Over the years, she's turned up 17th-century and…

Local metal detectorist David Hunt has been visiting the same field in Godstone in Surrey for the past 15 years, and in…

Poulton in Cheshire was once home to a small community of Cistercian monks, who founded an abbey on the banks of the…

Ten thousand years ago, Bodmin Moor was completely different to the barren, windswept landscape of today. It was wooded…