Series 15
Series Summary
The hunt is on - for King Harold's hunting lodge - and the Team strike gold when coins are found in Derbyshire dating from the reign of Henry V. And the grave of a family cat leads to the discovery of a lost nunnery.
Episodes (13)
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Harold's Field in Portskewett, Monmouthshire, has long been rumoured (and referenced in The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles) as a site where Harold…
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The Binchester Roman fort, near Bishop Auckland, was one of the largest and longest permanently occupied Roman forts in the north of…
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The Castles, near Hamsterley, County Durham, is an archaeological conundrum.
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Time Team are called to a site that covers several fields and lies between two villages ¿ Wickenby to the west and Lissington to the east.
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In 2005, a major storm eroded a dune next to the beach at Allasdale, Barra, exposing human remains.
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In Derbyshire, the medieval castle of Codnor once domianted the landscape. But after hundreds of years of coal mining on the site, good…
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When eight-year-old Amy Coleclough buried her cat 'Paintpot' in her garden, she uncovered a massive stone wall. Time Team is called in to…
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Tony Robinson and the team unearth the hidden archaeology of the biggest British battle that never was: the defence against a Nazi invasion…
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The Team goes in search of a possible Anglo-Saxon settlement at Knave Hill in Leicestershire.
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The Team are in a field just outside Bath to investigate the remains of what could have been one of the country's finest Georgian houses.
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When a Roman mosaic was uncovered on farmland near Coberley in 2003 the site became protected under the countryside stewardship scheme and…
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One summer during the 1980s, strange crop marks appeared in two fields on the north Cornish coast near Lellizzick.
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In 1602 the English forces attacked and took one of the most important strongholds in Ireland - Dungannon.
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