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- Season 21 2022-03-18
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- Season 10 Garden Secrets - Raunds, Northamptonshire
- Season 10 Mosaics, Mosaics, Mosaics - Dinnington, Somerset
- Season 10 Peak District Practices - Carsington, Derbyshire
- Season 10 The Giant's Grave - Fetlar, Shetland
- Season 10 Joust Dig It - Greenwich, London
- Season 10 Digging Liberty - Merton, London
- Season 10 Death in a Crescent - Bath, Somerset
- Season 10 Back to Our Roots - Athelney, Somerset
- Season 10 Looking for the White House - Kew Gardens, London
- Season 10 Rescuing the Dead - Leven, Fife
- Season 10 Not a Blot on the Landscape - Castle Howard, Yorkshire
- Season 10 A View to a Kiln - Sedgefield, County Durham
- Season 10 Jailhouse Rocks - Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria
Time Team - Season 10 Episode 12 A View to a Kiln - Sedgefield, County Durham
7.07 50 minutes Roman finds from Sedgefield prompt Time Team to visit a field and subject it to investigation. Air photographs and geophysical survey show tantalizing signs of activity below the turf, while fieldwalking provides even more finds. However, these finds lead to some confusion, as the archaeology suggests a low-status site with farms or workshops, but the coin finds are of high quality and value. The coins are decided to originally have formed a hoard, presenting certain bureaucratic issues for the metal detectorists who brought Time Team to the site. The experimental part of the program investigates how Roman coins would have been mass produced. In the end, the archaeologists discover a well-preserved pottery kiln in a settlement complex they suspect represent a civilian industrial site supplying the Roman market in Britain – all of which Phil gets to show the local MP, Tony Blair.
