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Post Dig Analysis: Court of the Kentish King (Patreon)

Published:
2021-03-10 19:00:04
Edited:
2021-03-30 07:14:26
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2026-06
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Time Team’s resident archaeologist Dani Wootton catches up with Dr Andrew Richardson of Canterbury Archaeological Trust, who was involved in our dig at Eastry and has carried out fascinating further research since.

Watch the full episode on Time Team Classics: https://youtu.be/N8pK0ikTymM

Watch Sam Newton's commentary on Time Team Official: https://youtu.be/T0qWG7sQI38

Read the excavation report here: https://www.wessexarch.co.uk/our-work/highborough-hill-and-eastry-court

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Comments

Bob Pockney

Excellent followup to the TT episode. Work goes on.

Lee Olver

Always love to hear what happened after TT left!

Jakub Jůzl

Thanks for the followup and insight!

Philip Stack

Very interesting. Thanks for this.

Gregory Jennings

Super. Thanks Dani & Andrew. This is a great follow-up.

Andrew Taylor

Amazing, thank you for putting this together.

Eggs Ackley

Heartily concur with all the previous comments!

E Anna Johnson

Thank you. This is a really wonderful follow up and extra "lesson"

Jill Hobbs

Thanks for this excellent follow-up! More please!

Anne

Great follow up video, enjoyed hearing about developments after the programme. Thanks for making this.

TimeTeamOfficial

Glad you enjoyed it! We have more follow-up reports from Dani on the way. We've also just added the link to the original excavation report in the description box above. Thanks

Sarah Copeland

So happy to hear follow up, am looking forward to looking back at these sites for what's been done there since. Interesting to hear how the finds changed the picture back to a graveyard.

David Boon

Interesting to note how much is learned from the finds after the dig when there is an opportunity to learn more about things that went unnoticed at the time. Just talking about the site took 15 minutes. Imagine how seeing some of the finds and looking at the additional work that has been done in the field could easily make an episode that follows up on the traditional three day dig. Couple that with a pre-dig episode that does the geophys (never enough time to focus properly on the geophys in the traditional format), provides some of the historical context such as was done in this talk and through talking to historians, examining maps and previous digs that relate in some way to the focus. That for me would be a new Time Team heaven that mixes the old format with the bits we were always wanting to know more about thrown in.

Derek Thom

I think I'm getting too enthusiastic but has anyone had a look at the 5/16/2019 Google Earth image of the fields (lime green in colour) about 1km to the north west of the Cross Farm House, Eastry. Am I looking at some interesting "crop marks" or should I go for a lie down?

Mark Horn

Great follow up video really enjoyable.

Alan Eschenbacher

Thanks for the link to the excavation report. I've been curious about what documents are generated based on the show investigations. It would be interesting to see more of these.

Larissa Spiker

Thank you for the update! This was a fascinating site, a tense site, and I'm glad that research is still going on there!

Larissa Spiker

Listening to Sam and Helen (....and Stewart....and Phil...and...) makes me realize yet again how much their enthusiasm comes across. I'd love to just listen to them tell stories of the sites of their careers, or better yet walk around someplace with them while they talk about the area. They make history come alive

Zoe Propper

It is so great to hear more of what happens after TT.