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Excavation near Whitestaunton Manor reveals a Roman bath house in Somerset's Blackdown Hills.
Dinmore Hill spans 40 acres and may be one of the largest Iron Age hill forts in Britain, as suggested by recent archaeological findings.
In the Sussex Downs, a team of archaeologists, including Miles Russell and Sue Hamilton, investigates a potential Neolithic settlement with ancient flint mines.
Recent archaeological finds across Europe reveal significant discoveries, including a 5,000-year-old chalk cylinder and rare artifacts from the Battle of Waterloo.
In Somerset, Time Team investigates ancient Roman mosaic shards, revealing multiple layers of intricate mosaics beneath a field.
Hundreds of artifacts, including hand axes dating back 400,000 years, are uncovered at a rare Stone Age site beneath a holiday resort in Suffolk.
Doggerland, an ancient landmass submerged by the North Sea, is examined alongside Tall el-Hammam, proposed as the true location of Sodom, linking archaeological evidence to biblical narratives.
Around 10,000 BC, early humans faced predators and climate change as they adapted to survive in a new and dangerous North America.
Twenty archaeologists transport their team to a mountaintop site in southern Egypt, where they search for untouched mummies and ancient artifacts.
Vesuvius's catastrophic eruption in AD 79 led to the preservation of Pompeii's victims, revealing they may have succumbed to toxic gases rather than lava.
Tony and the team examine Roman finds along the River Tees in northern Britain.
Two skeletons were discovered at the top of Round Hill in the 18th century, raising questions about its connection to the nearby Iron Age hill fort.
A 40-foot deep shaft in the hills above ancient Philadelphia may hold the unopened tomb of Cleopatra, potentially revealing royal treasures.
Guernsey and the Channel Islands, the only British territories occupied by Nazi Germany during WWII, reveal their unique wartime experiences and hidden histories.
Groby Old Hall in Leicestershire, once home to Elizabeth Woodville, is the site of archaeological investigations revealing medieval and Norman features.
Nine test pits are dug in Bitterley, Shropshire, to investigate the village's historical roots and its possible connection to a deserted medieval settlement.
In the grounds of The Manor of More, designed by Cardinal Wolsey, schoolboys play above the remnants of Britain's most opulent palace.
Three days of excavation at Wittenham Clumps reveal that the Iron Age hill fort was first built around 600 BC, alongside a thriving community.
Mudlarking along the Thames reveals long-lost historic artefacts, showcasing their remarkable stories at the London Museum's exhibition, Secrets of the Thames.
In 1671, Captain Henry Morgan led a fleet of 36 ships and nearly 2,000 pirates to raid the Chagres River, targeting Spanish riches.
A Roman building nearly 110 meters long, with walls almost 2 meters wide, is excavated beneath the graveyard of St Kyneburgha Church in Cambridgeshire.
Hadrian's Wall, a monumental relic of the Roman Empire, reveals insights into ancient life through expert interviews and groundbreaking archaeological findings.
A Roman wall nearly 2 meters wide and 110 meters long is discovered beneath St Kyneburgha's church graveyard in Castor, Cambridgeshire.
Westminster Abbey serves as the backdrop for archaeologists Tony Robinson and Professor Mick Aston as they search for Henry III's lost sacristy, believed to contain significant treasures.
Cannibalism among Ice Age Britons in Somerset reveals ritualistic practices rather than mere survival, as experts investigate the chilling implications of ancient remains.
The Time Team investigates an 11th-century flour mill site near Stoke Trister in Somerset.
An ancient Roman industrial site in Stilton reveals a cheese press and an unexpected landscape filled with human remains, prompting questions about its history.
Lost artifacts like the Ark, the Spear of Destiny, and Crystal Skulls are explored alongside the enigmatic Book of Spells in this captivating historical series.
Dr. Martin Pepper searches for Atlantis in Santorini, using sonar scans and Plato's clues.
Looting of antiquities in Egypt has surged post-Arab Spring, with $3 billion worth of artifacts stolen, driven by global demand and a thriving black market.
Tony Robinson leads a team uncovering Britain's first stone henge in a century in Devon.
In Worcestershire, mysterious crop circles lead to the excavation of a lost settlement that spans from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age.
Corinth, a pivotal maritime hub in ancient Greece, evolved from Neolithic origins to a Roman provincial capital, showcasing its rich historical legacy and archaeological wonders.
Howard Carter's groundbreaking discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 is explored through key locations and archival records, revealing the story behind this monumental find.
Eight gardens in Ipswich are excavated to reveal the remains of a Roman villa, originally documented by archaeologist Basil Brown in the 1940s.
Hidden archaeological sites in London reveal the extensive WWII defenses planned to protect Britain from a potential Nazi invasion in 1940.
Caerau Hillfort in Cardiff reveals the remains of an ancient Iron Age settlement, as explored by Tony Robinson and the Time Team.
Lost civilizations and sunken cities, including the legendary Atlantis, are examined by scientists and archaeologists through the lens of underwater exploration.
In Flag Fen, Time Team investigates a Bronze Age trackway and potential burial site, revealing its significance to ancient peoples in the region.
Abandoned shipwrecks off the Isles of Scilly reveal a rich maritime history, as Dan Snow and Conrad Humphreys explore ancient sites and naval defenses.
Mont Orgueil Castle in Jersey, originally built by King John, is excavated to reveal its historical significance and connection to Britain's heritage.
Remains of a 13th Century Carmelite friary, known as Whitefriars, were discovered beneath a demolished car park in Gloucester, revealing its historical significance.
In 43 A.D., the Romans invaded Britain with 40,000 men and elephants, landing at Richborough in Kent, but no Roman forts have been found in the region.
Real dog tags belonging to members of Easy Company are revealed in a remarkable haul during Operation Nightingale, alongside insights from 'Band Of Brothers' cast members.
Litlington, a village in Cambridgeshire, is the site of an archaeological investigation led by Tony Robinson to locate a significant Roman villa believed to be one of the largest in Britain.
A young man's skeleton shows he died from a weapon wound, revealing the violence of the Anglo-Saxon period after the Romans left Britain in 410 AD.
Simcha Jacobovici employs ground-penetrating radar and robotic cameras to investigate a 1st century tomb in Jerusalem, revealing significant archaeological findings.
Ancient Mayan cities, long obscured by dense vegetation, are revealed in their true scale through the efforts of pioneering scientists and archaeologists.
