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Bristol University MA in Archaeology for Screen Media
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Innovatory MA course offered by the Archaeology and Drama Departments (Bristol University), with Videotext Communications, producers of the C4 Time Team series. Offering practical experience in the development and production of archaeological television programmes. It is hoped that students will work on the production of at least one Time Team shoot, during the course.
http://www.bris.ac.uk/depts/Archaeology/graduate/maarchscreen.html
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Can You Dig It?
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Review of Time Team by BizzyB at Dooyoo.
http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/review/307540.html
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Cannibals Discovered
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Bristol University reports the gruesome contents of a cave at Alveston, found by Mark Horton and a caving group and investigated in an episode of Time Team.
http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Info-Office/news/archive/cannibal.htm
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Creative TV Facilities
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The team who were responsible for Time Team's computer graphics up to the 2000 series.
http://www.creativetvfacilities.com/
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Get Out of the Trench, Tony
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Spoof dialogue from Planet Bods inspired by, and celebrating, the wonderful quirkiness of Time Team.
http://www.planetbods.org/tv/timeteam.live
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Grime Team
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Spoof videos inspired by Time Team. Ordering, information and pictures.
http://www.grimeteam.co.uk/
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GSB Prospection
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Time Team through the eyes of the 'Geofizz' team who have been involved from the first programme, with information on their techniques.
http://home.btconnect.com/gsb_prospection/timeteam.htm
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Historical Archaeology: Masters in Historical Archaeology
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Masters program in Historical Archaeology of the Modern World, Bristol University. Introduces the landscapes, buildings and artefacts of global historical archaeology, conservation plans and CRM. Programme directors are Mark Horton and Mick Aston.
http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Archaeology/research/histarch.html
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Roman Remains Found in Search on Live TV
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Maurice Weaver reports for The Telegraph on Time Team's discovery in the Cotswolds of one of the largest Roman villas in Britain. Free registration required.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/08/25/nvil25.html
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SAS VR
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Almost all of the imagery used on the Time Team Website is produced by SAS VR, this includes digital stills, QTVR images, Object Movies, and Streaming Video. SAS VR also captured all of the multimedia elements for the Onsite pages.
http://www.sasvr.com/
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Time Team
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Award-winning programme in search of the answers to archaeological puzzles. The official site with biographies, background, Time Team publications with online ordering and forum.
http://www.channel4.com/history/timeteam/
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Time Team at Plympton
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Lighthearted, behind the scenes, photo-scrapbook of three days filming of the programme at Plympton, Devon.
http://www.seax.supanet.com/timeteam/tt.htm
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Time Team at Whittington
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Andy Haynes describes meeting the team in July 2000. Photographs and summary of talks by the team. Illustrated outline of the excavation close to the village of Whittington.
http://www.millerman96.freeserve.co.uk/Time%20Team/Time%20Team.htm
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Time Team Book Club
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Organised by Oxbow Books for the Time Team Club. The booksellers specialising in archaeology, ancient and medieval history offer a selection of books at special prices to club members.
http://www.oxbowbooks.com/timeteam/bookclub.htm
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Time Team in Dorset
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Celtic Connections Magazine invited Time Team to investigate the site of its headquarters in Dorset. Summary of the Team's discoveries in the late spring of 1999, with photograph.
http://home.clara.net/trallwyn/Issues28.html
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Time Team Spitfire Dig
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In June 1999 Time Team recovered the remains of a Spitfire from a field in France and unravelled a tragic story from World War II. Expandable thumbnail photographs by an assisting aviation enthusiast.
http://www.btinternet.com/~air_research/ttdig2.html
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Trench Warfare
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A lively review of Time Team, comparing it favourably with Meet the Ancestors, by Cheryl Morgan in her occasional magazine Emerald City.
http://www.emcit.com/emcit042.shtml#Trench
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