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If you watched Saturday's Time Team News, you're probably eager to find out the results of Derek's XRF analysis of the Bronze Age samples at Hastings. So, here we go!

With Cameron planning more excavation for this year, Derek is clearly keen for Time Team to revisit this site. But what do you think? Let us know in the comments.

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Dewayne

This is amazing

Kerry Hennigan

Very intriguing. I love Bronze Age digs, so yes please, show us more excavations at this site.

Lynn Edwards

Oooo! This site sounds interesting! Derek, call Time Team in!

Robin Goodfellow

Yes! A Bronze Age site! Please bring Time Team into this one!

MikeFinder

Fascinating Broze Age site. Please show more of the work at the digs.

JUDITH COOKE

Loved Cameron’s drawings in his notebook. Would be interested to learn more about the site

Ann Wagner

This is so exciting! I hope you are able to be back and do more work!

Dorothy Africa

Very promising. If there is domestic settlement nearby it would suggest that this was an active site for a long time. If metal was being produced, was it for purely local use, or could enough be produced to raise the possibility for trade. Any river or larger road routes nearby??

Steve Mikre

This site definitely would be a great location for a, future Time Team dig...

Robin Smith

I found this site fascinating. The drawings were very well done and lifelike. I’d like to see Time Team expand on this site. There is definitely more to be revealed.

Cathleen Hanna

So much more to learn about this site. I would love to see further excavations!

Don Cook

Fascinating teaser! More, please!

Peter Carter

Definitely more please This early metalworking is so interesting, I find the work round to overcome the fragility of the ceramic to be most ingenious. I wonder how they discovered the method of air blasting from above.

Stephen Southworth

This is quality content, thank you! Please TT can we have some more….? 🧡

Patricia Amero

🖐 I'm up for Time Team offering everything it can to investigate this site, be it a 3-day or individual Specialists like Derek popping in to offer their expertise in answering specific questions. We have the tech available to do good things & answer tough questions, so let's do it to it. 😁👍

Mary Lu

I, too, enjoy the Bronze Age digs, so I hope in the future TT will be able to discover more about these earlier societies.

Melissa

Cameron’s notebook was fascinating! His drawings are outstanding and, with the labels and notes, really added so much more to my understanding!

Cheryl Kurucz

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Bron Lloyd

yes please! Let’s return when they do additional excavation there. Loved Cameron’s amazing drawings.

Andrew Lamb

👍 more please Time Team ⚔️⭐️

Graham Dombkins

Yes please! That site has it all. I *love* his notes btw :-)

Diane Rainbow

Yes please. This site is looking very interesting. I also found his notes and drawings really helpful.

Bethanny Allain

Yes, please. I think it would be an amazing dig..

Wendy

Yes please to seeing more of this site sounds like a huge area of occupation would love to see drone footage with the geophys to see how extensive the archaeology is. Great video

Gloria B

More coverage of this site would be brilliant. An experimental archeological test of different smelting methods in Bronze Age-like pottery sounds good to me.

Larry Besel, Jr.

Great video segment! Looks like this site has a lot of potential for understanding the purposes of the burning features.