Time Team: The Team's Favorite Digs

Tony Robinson and his faithful band of archaeologists risk the dangers of hidden mine shafts in the Derbyshire coalfields to dig into the heart of a building that once dominated the landscape, Codnor Castle.

Tony Robinson and the team travel to the windswept island of Barra-50 miles off the west coast of Scotland-for a unique rescue dig.

The burial of a much loved family pet is the curious starting point for an investigation into a nunnery with a rather fruity past.

Tony Robinson and the Team delve into the very recent past to uncover the hidden archaeology of the biggest British battle that never was- the defence of Britain against a Nazi invasion in 1940.

The ever enthusiastic team of diggers, led by Tony Robinson, descend upon a field just outside Bath to investigate the remains of what could have been one of the country's grandest Georgian houses.

An unassuming field in Leicestershire provides the team with a prize that has eluded them for fifteen years. In a first for the program, Tony Robinson and the team finally uncover the rarest of archaeological finds- an Anglo Saxon settlement.

Tony Robinson and his team head to Northern Ireland to investigate one of the most important sites in Anglo-Irish history. On a hill above the city of Dungannon was the stronghold of the powerful O'Neill clan; the same hill has been a top secret British Army base for the last fifty years.

In a field overlooking a cove, just a mile down river from the famous Cornish village of Padstow, locals have picked up a wealth of 1500 year-old pottery and metalwork from as far away as North Africa and Turkey.

Tony Robinson, Professor Mick Aston and the team are in County Durham to investigate a truly massive stone structure that has baffled people for centuries.

The intriguingly named Harold's Field in South Wales is the latest destination for Time Team. Local legend has it that King Harold built a hunting lodge there the year before he lost the Battle of Hastings.