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As you know, Time Team is very much a team effort, including you - our Patrons! However our first two digs would not have been possible without the brilliant local teams and key individuals on the ground who invited the Time Team on site.

We are very grateful to Chris Hosken, James Gossip and the local Meneage Archaeology Group volunteers for inviting us to be part of their incredible discovery in South West Cornwall and providing the ideal site to get our trowels back in the ground.

And of course a huge thanks to Lord and Lady Saye & Sele, Martin Fiennes and family, and all those involved in hosting and helping us at the outstanding Broughton Castle and Estate dig in Oxfordshire, including John Colegrave, Keith Westcott, Mark Bletchly and volunteers from ITHAS & Association of Detectorists, and Cotswold Archaeology. 

We couldn't have asked for a better set of digs to re-assemble the team at and we can't wait to share the final shows with you. 

Thank you!

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Paul

Thank you to all involved.

Sarah Holloway

It’s wonderful! thanks to everyone involved and we can’t wait to see Time Team again

Chris Sellen

Of course, drinking from the Time Team mugs, you can't actually see what's being consumed.

Mark Howell

And that's how it should be.

Don Cook

Thanks to Time Team, i've heard from people that their lives feel complete-on one level-again! Thank You!

Laura Ann Flynn

Thank-you to everyone who helped make this possible!

Robert Miller

It seemed that the team was holding coffee/tea rather then what I had come to expect

Melinda Nagy

What amazing candid shots! Thank you

JUDITH COOKE

Wonderful photos. Thank you.

Donna Holt

Wow! Looks like such fun!

Tom Redmayne

It was amazing fun to be involved with the metal-detecting surveys as a member of the Association of Detectorists. Such a buzz to be working with all those wonderful people I have watched on TV over the years. And they are all so friendly and great to get on with.

Ben Arundel

Fantastic looking Bus in the background :)

Chris Hutton

Wonderful picture of Lord and Lady Saye & Sele, and presumably Martin Fiennes. There is an equally wonderful book called "The Music Room" about life, joy and sorrow in the castle through the 60's and 70's.