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It's that time again! Join us tonight (Saturday 14th October) at 7pm BST for the next instalment of Time Team News.

It's another jam-packed update, so please check out our trailer to see what's in store.

We hope you can join us for the premiere and live chat. Get ready to watch HERE.

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Time Team News (Episode #3) TRAILER

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sigterm

This was one more excellent News feed: Than you Dani! And thank you, Time Team!! But I have an important issue: We all want to help to reach the 10.000 subscriber goal ... but I couldn't find the actual number of patrons. Where can I find it ... and if you are hiding this number: Why?

TimeTeamOfficial

Hi, we're glad you enjoyed the latest News. At time of writing, our current number of Patreon paid members is 9,233 so we're edging closer to the goal. We're not hiding this number - it's publicly available to view on our Patreon profile front page! (It might be in a different place, depending on the device/browser/app you're viewing on.) Thanks again for your support and helping us to investigate more sites.

Robin

Not sure where your getting 9,233 I'm getting "Time Team 10,050 Members 457 posts Creating Archaeology and History Content"

Pamela Langridge

It's amazing to me how giant building structures can be completely "lost" hidden beneath jungle. I would love to know more about how archaeologists remove all those trees without damaging the structures too much.

TimeTeamOfficial

UPDATE: Apologies - earlier this month, Patreon updated the look of its platform, introducing a new distinction between 'members' and 'paid members'. The higher number it’s now displaying as default (10,058) also includes all followers who have registered to join the wider community, without getting access to all the content available for paid members (9,234). The update is confusing, but has been introduced by Patreon as a way to help connect with fans who are thinking of joining (or who were previously paid members), and notify them of the latest posts. More detail from Patreon is available here: https://support.patreon.com/hc/en-gb/articles/16433886029325-How-free-membership-works We’re looking into ensuring the ‘paid members’ number is clearly visible, so that everyone can see where we’re at on our current goal to achieve 10,000 ongoing paid members – updates to follow! Many thanks.

TimeTeamOfficial

Hi sigterm, it has been made less visible by Patreon in the new view, but might appear differently depending on the device or browser. Currently, you should hopefully be able to see it by logging out, clicking on the 'About' tab and scrolling to the bottom of the page, to see separate numbers for 'members' and 'paid members'. We've raised this with our Patreon support, to check if/how this can be made clearer on the main page for members when logged in. We'll post an update once we have a response. Thanks

sigterm

Found it ... thank you for your efford! It's indeed not to be seen is I'm logged in ... which isn't really good. As a long term supporter (was among the first 1.000 ... maybe first 500), I want to enjoy the progress you achieve even on patreon. TT once raised the flag of archeology even in times when funds for "normal" archeological projects where low ... or even more down. Everyone wanted TT in his back garden (even the Queen - rip). Everyone called TT to the help, if funds where low. I want you to reach this peak again ... not just for our enjoyment, but for ensuring archeology.

Jina

As an American, my husband and I really enjoyed the "Digging Band of Brothers" My 96 yr old dad is a WWII veteran! Thank you for continuing your wonderful programming! Jina