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

This month, we catch up with James Gossip to discuss the mysterious monument, King Arthur's Hall on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. We also show how an artefact from recent memory - a rusty dog tag - can have such huge resonance with the living.

Our Book of the Month is 'A Brief History of the Countryside in 100 Objects' by Sally Coulthard. Meanwhile, we look at what might be Britain's oldest spade, and ancient stone statues discovered in Cambodia.

(Episode 16, Wednesday 27th November 2024)

The island of Rousay in Orkney holds so many archeological wonders it has been nicknamed ‘The Egypt of the North'. On its southern coast lies the Knowe of Swandro, a complex multi-period site that has been under excavation for over ten years. Time Team favourite Dr John Gater visits the site to see what new discoveries have been made and learn how the team are battling the elements in a race against time to excavate before Swandro is lost to the sea.

Join Time Team for the premiere on Saturday 14th December at 7pm (GMT)