Series 11
Series Summary
Time Team excavate what they believe to be King Cnut's manor in Nassington, a Roman bath house in Whitestaunton, and a series of Saxon burials along the top of a high ridge in Lincolnshire.
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Episodes (13)
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Syon House in Chiswick, West London, is one of the country's finest and best-preserved stately homes. Yet few people know that somewhere in…
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Tony Robinson and the Team descend on the grounds of a superb medieval manor house in Somerset to investigate a supposed Roman Villa lying…
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At the western end of Loch Migdale, in the Scottish Highlands, sits a mysterious island. It could be a crannog; a man-made prehistoric…
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In a field near Lincoln, an array of Anglo-Saxon brooches, pins and clasps uncovered by metal detectorists point to an undiscovered…
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When the invading Roman army swept towards London, history suggests that they must have established a fort stronghold somewhere along the…
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Today Poole Harbour's beaches and islands make it a tranquil haven for weekend sailors, walkers and swimmers. But in the Iron Age it was a…
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England relied on the skills of her iron workers centuries before the Industrial Revolution. Tony Robinson and the Team travel to what is…
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As the beach of the Severn River gradually erodes, it reveals astonishing evidence of some of this country's earliest inhabitants. But can…
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The Iron Age hill fort in Wittenham is an impressive monument. From behind its perimeter ramparts the hilltop offers commanding views of…
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Dorset farmer Simon Meadon's land is packed with archaeology. There's a large Roman building, which might be a villa, but may be too big…
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Ogling a Grade One listed 15th-century manor would be enough for most people - but not for the Time Team. They have to rip up the…
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Back in the 1940s, Basil Brown, the man who discovered Sutton Hoo, uncovered enough Roman remains in an Ipswich suburb to believe he had…
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Five hundred years ago, a major city occupied what is now a large and empty field in the Scottish Borders.
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