Now Tony take a look 'ere at this bit 'o pottery

>those cheesy 3D renders of what the few chips of pottery and buried bricks may once have looked like

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peak comfiness with the music and voiceover

I understand that archaeology and history are both very important, as is understanding where we came from, but I just can't care about 30 mins of television spent digging up one corner of a burned down shed.

I feel thoroughly ashamed.
I admire Tony, Phil & Co tremendously, what a joy and an adventure to work on this stuff it must be to them...but I just can't care.

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dunno never looked

just the once I reckon

Post YFW the geophys results show there might be something incredible under there but they run out of time

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Does she need a bone to examine?

watched this every sunday with my grandad -- he's dead now

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My friend once shouted "Oi Titchmarsh!" at Alan Titchmarsh once as he was returning home after buying some milk.

I unironically think she needs a nice man in her life
I don't think she's ever had a boyfriend, I'm a bit worried about her as she seems a bit lonely.

sounds like you were a good grandson, that's all a man can ask for before they die

Does anyone have the video of that parody where they find a beer can in the trench and then there's a reconstruction of a Roman temple made of beer cans? Can't seem to find it online.

my condolences, at least you still have those happy memories

There's this.
youtu.be/KN4CyIJZFps
Not quite what you're after.