Discover the latest Time Team news as well as developments from the wider worlds of archaeology and history.
It’s time to get your name on site with the team at our upcoming excavations and events!
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Ancient DNA work has revealed a major new breakthrough in the investigation of the Anglo-Saxon double burial discovered by Time Team and Operation Nightingale at Cherington, featured in the … more
Time Team have returned to the Roman fort at Brancaster in Norfolk. The geophysics team, lead by John Gater, have unfinished business at the site after their last visit in 2012.
Helen Geake and … more
In this new feature-length Special, Derek and Lawrence return to Thessaly in Central Greece for a summer of excavation. They join an international team – headed by archaeologists from Greece … more
Time Team visit Norton Disney in rural Lincolnshire for a brand new dig. On the hunt for a long lost medieval moated Manor House, Richard oversees the trenches, digging deep for dateable evidence; … more
Ever considered subscribing to Time Team membership? Support Time Team’s future work whilst unearthing a hoard or membership benefits! There’s no better time to join the Time Team … more
Less than a week after packing away our trowels following the end of our 2025 dig at Sutton Hoo, we're already back in the field to investigate what could be a Viking-era boat burial up in the … more
Join us to watch part's 1-4 of our historic dig at Sutton Hoo, now available to watch for free on YouTube. For extended behind-the-scenes coverage, interviews and memberhsip benefits head to our page … more
It's that time again – Show your support and get your name on site at our upcoming digs, including our next Sutton Hoo Dig!
We are offering the opportunity for all our members … more
The second phase of Time Team’s dig at Sutton Hoo has been announced for May and June 2025.
Following Time Team's exacavation at Sutton Hoo in June 2024, further excavations of Garden Field … more
