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Tag Archives: Phil Harding
Time Team: The 20th Series Starts next Sunday – And We’re Going Down with a Pang … or should that be BANG!
The first episode of the 20th, and last, Time Team series is going to be screened next Sunday, January 6th at 5.25 on Channel 4. As is the usual practice of broadcasters, they’re going to be showing the best one … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Broadcasting
Tagged Brancaster, David Gurney, Francis Pryor, Phil Harding, Roman fort, Romans, Time Team
Beer Today: Gone Tomorrow
I love good beer. I’m not an English Nationalist: I do think that continental beers are good, especially German, Czech and Belgian. But ours are rather special and come from an essentially different brewing tradition. And it’s an ancient one. … Continue reading
Posted in My life
Tagged beer, Francis Pryor, Peterborough Beer Festival, Phil Harding, Truman's Brewery
Time Team, Series 20 my Fifth and Sixth Episodes: Afterthoughts and Prospects
First, a word of apology: for the past few days I’ve been frantically busy on the farm and in the garden, hence the bloggy silence. Sometimes the rain even managed to stop and in those few dry moments I was … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Broadcasting, Time Team
Tagged copper mine, Francis Pryor, John Gator, Phil Harding
Time Team Series 20, my third episode: Personality vs Plastic
On most Time Team shoots we get a number of visitors, official and unauthorised. It’s the latter I tend to prefer: they’re less deferential and tend to be a bit more cheeky. One young woman came up to me and … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Broadcasting, Time Team
Tagged Francis Pryor, Phil Harding, Time Team
Bronze Age Boats and Those Who Dig Them
I’m proud to say I was once a digger. And I think I was quite a good one – OK, good-to-average – but not in the same class as, say, Phil Harding. Today he’s famous as a Time Team person, … Continue reading









