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S3 E8 The Archaeology of Operation Cobra | Time Team (Normandy) 2024

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Sam Wilson, Time Team's conflict archaeologist, visits the site of an archaeological project exploring battlefields of Operation Cobra in Normandy led by Cameron Ross, the director of the Battlefield Archaeology Group. He meets the team of international archaeologists and volunteers for their 3rd season of exploring the archaeology of Operation Cobra. Operation Cobra was a major allied operation that finally broke through the German defence in Normandy in 1944. The project is the first time a World War Two battlefield in Normandy has been studied in its entirety. It involved intensive geophysics, to locate German positions in the first phase of the breakthrough as well as strategic metal detecting.

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2024/08/31 S3 E

ROMAN KILN | NESS OF BRODGAR | Time Team News | Episode #13 Plus Stonehenge & Space Archaeology!

Dani Wootton returns with more Time Team News, a monthly look at archaeological stories and discoveries from Britain and across the globe... and space!

This month, old friend Neil Holbrook investigates a Roman tile kiln in Wiltshire. Meanwhile, we're joined on the spoil heap by Mark Edmonds, to discuss his new book, 'Ness of Brodgar: Past, Present and Future'. Plus, we shed light on a new mystery at Stonehenge, and explore the archaeology of space. Yes, really.

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2024/09/25 S3 E

BOG BODIES | ANCIENT SEA BATTLE | Time Team News | Episode #14 + Flint Tool Guide & Iron Age Site

Dani Wootton returns with more Time Team News, a monthly look at archaeological stories and discoveries from Britain and across the globe.

This month, Dani catches up with Prof Henry Chapman to hear about his research on mysterious bog bodies in Denmark and the UK.

We experience a day in the life of a field archaeologist at an Iron Age quarry site. For 'Book of the Month', flint-knapper, Bob Turner shares details of his new book, the 'Flint Tools Field Guide'.

Plus, we have an update on the Stonehenge altar stone, and we have news of an epic bike ride from Waterloo Station (London) to the Waterloo Battlefield (Belgium) in support of Waterloo Uncovered.

Join us on YouTube, Wednesday 25th September, at 8pm (BST)!

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2024-04-05

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