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Archaeologists Uncover 5,000-Year-Old Neolithic Mystery in Dorset

270K views · May 24, 2026 · Education

Comments · 88

  • @CleanupRenewal · 5 days ago

    It’s crazy to think this was sitting there for around 5,000 years. Makes you wonder how much history is still buried right beneath our feet.

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  • @Aleta-uy8gt · 3 months ago

    Time Team never disappoints. The joys, frustrations, and banter among the field archeologists is like watching children playing in the dirt. Fun and educational.

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  • @killeresk · 4 months ago

    Such a great show,   a timeless classic.

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  • @robertphillips6296 · 3 months ago

    It almost appears that no matter where you dig in the UK you’ll find archeology.

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  • @smartbutuneducated8637 · 3 months ago

    Great segment!   The concept of a long grass return to the earth burial while attempt to keep animals out to provide peace to the process.   Up on a hill all those around use it and all those around remember and pay tribute is a kind past to a life cycle.

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  • @malahammer · 3 weeks ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJwBgiOsZCE&amp;t=192">3:12</a> a wonderful comment from the landowner 👏

  • @janarshehumaruwa · 4 months ago

    Thanks for sharing this, learned a lot.

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  • @PatrickDepoix-r3v · 6 days ago

    Très bel exemple d&apos;art breton et j&apos;ai admiré la rosace en étoile de David plutôt rare. Merci Arnaud.

  • @denisoliver213 · 2 weeks ago

    Great, as always! &nbsp;Thank you to everyone involved.

  • @NasirBocha-r7d · 4 months ago

    This was very informative, appreciate it.

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  • @kalgaramerinos7085 · 3 months ago

    Farmer here....Gotta love Phil! <br>Rather than something esoteric like a ritual burial ground I think the tools and pottery being found adjacent and associated with charcoal seems more like a food preparation area (butchering and cooking etc) than an area for ritual body disposal. The enclosure being somewhere to keep animals, maybe some dwellings and general living area and protection against wild animals and other people? <br>When interpreting these sites I think Time Team generally place too much emphasis on rituals and forget that for prehistoric people survival was 1st priority. Just getting food and shelter, protection from the elements, wild animals and marauders would consume most of their energy.

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  • @bog.byeonggil · 3 months ago

    와우~~~ 5천년전 인간이 까미귀 보다 더 똑똑했군요.<br>도구가 아주 많아요😊

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