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Well, here it is! Sit back and enjoy Day Three of our dig in the Cotswolds...

We're already busy working on Day Four, so (all being well) keep a look out for the next instalment this evening.

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Princely Burial Site | Dig Watch 2024: Day 3 (Cotswolds)

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Comments

Richard Stedall

another fantastic update. Looking to be a great dig despite all the rain and mud

Zoe Propper

I am so intrigued by trench 2. Following Cotswold Archaeology and Operation Nightingale online as well following the updates.

Jon Tarrant

The weather has been very unseasonal (kind description) so you have done well to make such brilliant progress.

Wessex-Wyvern

I'm amazed that the circular ditch is so clear. And it makes sense to me that the pink stones in the middle are re-used to make a grave marker, seeing how they are right in the centre of the ditched area.

Alan McMillan

Great progress! Well done, Time team.

Alan McMillan

Operation Nightingale is a tremendous thing, to help our Forces çhannel themselves into the art of discovering our past.

Pete Richardson

Budget Stuart is fabulous but needs to turn on image stabilisation.

Nigel Sadler

Loving the bulldog clip. "Wardrobe: new jacket for Ms Geake please!"

Irene Daly

I was hoping the pink stones would reveal a VIP burial but it doesn’t diminish the dedication and hard work of the team and their brave volunteers.

Kerry Hennigan

The aerial views of Trench 2 is fantastic for showing the definition of the circular feature with the pink stones in the middle. Can't wait for the excavation and diagnostics if these to find out ages and uses/reuses.

Jill Bray - Author

Great updates. It's like having a mini Time Team episode every day! Helen is a fantastic presenter; and I loved 'Budget Stewart' - though you can never replace the original one! I hope we get more opportunities for digs with Operation Nightingale.

Barbara

I'm getting Video Unavailable. Can anyone help? (Days 1 and 2 are still fine but Day 3 doesn't seem to be there any more)

Terri Brown

I just love this so much

TimeTeamOfficial

Hi Barbara, the video is still available. Are you still having issues accessing?

Barbara

Yes, Still says unavailable here. I can see 1 and 2 absolutely fine.

Barbara

Is it possibly being filtered out by its classification? We have enforced Restricted Mode on the home WiFi.

TimeTeamOfficial

That could be a possibility. Is it possible to disable it temporarily to check if that makes a difference?

Barbara

Yes. Switched to Google nameservers temporarily. I can see it now. Thanks for your help.

Rosemary Henderson

Great to see Derek impersonating Stewart, but i hope we get to see the real Stewart in the actual program. It should be fantastic!

Patricia Amero

A massive thank you to everyone involved 🙏 I'm so enjoying this!

Colin Penny

Budget Stewart did well.

Tamra Prior

Neil! Always love when he's on. He's so enthusiastic about his work.

Bron Lloyd

Budget Stewart haha!

Larry Besel, Jr.

So what happens to individual skeletons after they have by studied? Hopefully they are Re buried as they have served archeological purposes and they are after all human beings who deserve to be re buried or put to rest!

Cheryl Kurucz

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Kara Cunningham

I am a big fangal for Jackie. I get even more interested in the dig when she shows up. She can turn bones into real people and she takes the history and interweaves it into the possible story of the person. The respect she takes of every bone shows her passion for her forensic digs. Go Team Jackie