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Listen to the latest episode of the Time Team podcast ad-free. Today Time Team members can also enjoy a bonus episode. Look out for the separate post.

In today's episode Helen Geake and Martyn Williams hear about shipwreck timbers, buried for hundreds of years on a Dorset beach, that have been uncovered during a storm. Maritime archaeologist Tom Cousins from Bournemouth University explains how they got there.Time Team's Henry Chapman is explaining how the work he's doing at Stonehenge is revealing new secrets about the landscape the monument is set in.Also, Helen tried her hand (or arms) at rowing an ancient ship, you'll find out about this year's Current Archaeology Awards and it's all change at Cerne Abbas, the site of the huge chalk giant carved into the landscape.

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Kerry Hennigan

The Cern Abbas giant mystery just becomes more and more curious!

Kathy Calmejane

Martyn stole my cart-park joke! Fascinating as always, thanks for the podcast!

Giles

great listen, keep 'em coming!!

Martyn Williams

Great minds think alike, Kathy! (Martyn)

Gin

Indeed. I look forward to seeing if there will be future TT digs there.

Janie Waters

One could wish we could see Henry's images from Stonehenge .. any chance that this could be released as a video tidbit? Pleeeeeze?

Clive McIntyre

Is the Cerne Giant omitted because it was pagan and rude? Not mentioning prevents a lot of explaining and even avoids enraging other clergy. Or did a zealous bishop prohibit mentioning it?

Dennis William Nicholson

I am looking forward to seeing the Sutton Hoo ship finally on the water; also to learn a bit more about the little Dutch merchant man. Might I eventually see it on Time Team Official.

Janice Caggiano

THE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ARE ALWAYS INTERESTING, FASCINATING TO CONSIDER. THANK YOU,. YES, MORE PLEASE. JANICE

Stephanie Hogan

Another great podcast! I, too, would love to see Henry's images from Stonehenge. I follow the Current Archaeology Awards, can't wait to see Naomi's lecture when they post this year's videos!