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- シーズン9エピソード1 - London's First Bridge2002年1月6日49分At low tide on the foreshore of the Thames, near Vauxhall Bridge in central London, a series of timber stumps is visible. How old are they, and what was their purpose? Time Team have the task of finding out before the stumps are destroyed forever. Post holes would indicate a dry land building, while piles (pointed stakes driven into the ground) would indicate a structure above the river.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード2 - The Roman's Panic2002年1月13日49分Time Team visits Ancaster, to which their resident Roman expert, Guy, recently moved. The town has yielded numerous finds as well as a cemetery with several sarcophagi. The church of Ancaster is also well known for a Roman inscription dedicated to the deity Viridius. One question the team wants to tackle concerns why the Romans built a defensive system around the town in the late 3rd century.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード3 - Diving for the Armada2002年1月20日49分The team travel to Scotland to investigate the wreck of a ship that may have been of the Spanish armada. As this is a classic case of rescue archaeology, they are joined by the Archaeological Diving Unit, whose director explains why this exercise is so important. Both Phil and Tony do some diving. With the help of marine archaeologist Mark Lawrence, John uses a magnetometer to survey the seabed.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード4 - The Naughty Monastery2002年1月27日49分The team are invited to investigate the officers' mess of a military base in Bedfordshire, once home to monks and nuns of a 14th century Gilbertine Order. This structure was unlike most others of its time, as it was an experiment in unisex living. Jenni of Time Team volunteers to live like a nun during the dig, and is initiated by nunnery expert Roberta Gilchrist.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード5 - The Furnace in the Cellar2002年2月2日49分The team head for a pub in Leighton whose cellar contains the remains of a blast furnace once used for smelting iron. When Tony arrives, test pits are already being dug, and Geophysics are busy surveying the car park. They are joined by Paul Belford from Ironbrige Gorge Museum; and Jonathan Roberts shows Phil how to make a triangular charcoal clamp similar to those used in the 17th century.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード6 - An Ermine Street Pub2002年2月10日49分It's been 40 years since amateur archaeologists dug up Roman remains near Ermine Street. Time Team tell the story of the original excavation, using the detailed plan to conduct their own investigation. They believe the site's proximity to the road is the key to this dig, finding a brewery and possibly a pub. The brewing process is described by ancient technology expert Peter J. Reynolds.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード7 - Iron-Age Market2002年2月17日49分Two massive hill forts on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall have never been excavated. In fact, no major Cornish Iron Age site has ever been investigated. Time Team have been given the tall order of making some sense of these two sites, but the sites are so huge that the team will have to be very selective. Re-enactor David Freeman demonstrates a slingshot, a simple but effective weapon.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード8 - Siege House in Shropshire2002年2月24日49分The owners of a Tudor house want Time Team to investigate a bloody confrontation between the Roundheads and Cavaliers during the English Civil War, 350 years ago. In front of the house are four mysterious arches. Could they be relics of an older, medieval building, which apparently stood here for centuries before the present building?プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード9 - A Prehistoric Airfield2002年3月3日49分Hoping to uncover Bronze Age burials, the team descends on a disused airfield. While initial finds suggest the Iron Age, geophysics shows plenty of circles and some larger rectangular enclosures, suggesting something much older. Jacqui Wood makes prehistoric cheese and cooks a fish stew. Bronze Age enthusiast Francis Pryor gets excited about some faint track marks.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード10 - A Lost Roman City2002年3月10日49分The people of Castleford believe there is a Roman city beneath them, and several past digs have proven it to be true. Past discoveries include leather shoes, samian ware bowls, and jewelry. There is certainly a vicus, a domestic settlement, next to a fort. The team are also expecting to unearth some major buildings, and even a Roman road, Dere Street.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード11 - Every Castle Needs a Lord2002年3月17日49分The medieval castle of Beaudesert suddenly vanished without trace, leaving a single stone on top of a mound. The people want to know what it looked like. Built by the de Montforts in the early 12th century, "The Mount" is a popular beauty spot, but has suffered from erosion. Using authentic tools, bowyer Steve Ralphs makes a medieval longbow, which is tested against a crossbow of a similar period.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード12 - Steptoe Et Filius2002年3月24日49分Local archaeologist Kevin Trott discovered Roman remains in a trench being dug for a water pipe. Unfortunately, the trench had to be closed, and now Time Team are having trouble finding it. While Phil and the diggers look for the original trench, a full-scale field-walking exercise reveals many finds, both Roman and Iron Age; including a lot of bronze jewelry seeming to show industrial activity.プライム無料体験で視聴する
- シーズン9エピソード13 - Seven Buckets and a Buckle2002年3月31日49分A Byzantine brass bucket, one of only 11 in the world, was found during a three-day live dig in a Saxon cemetery. Time Team are now returning to find out more about the people who lived and died here. Using authentic techniques, Ray Walton replicates a brass bucket, complete with inscriptions and silvering, from scratch.プライム無料体験で視聴する
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