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April 7, 2013 @ 11:26 am
Mick and Time Team have inspired me to do field walks in & around my home village of Ingoe in Northumberland (NE20 0SJ). The village is on the site of a bronze age settlement with the remains of 2 round houses and is quite close to Hadrian s Wall. I have had many happy hours walking through the fields looking for finds and have accumulated a collection of several pieces. One of my ambitions is to learn more about how to carry out proper archaeology and attend some local digs in Northumberland.
I am sad that Time Team has ended as I have watched it from the very beginning and the series together with all the fabulous castles we have here in Northumberland has sparked an ongoing interest in history with my Son.Thanks for giving me years of viewing pleasure and for inspiring me to be interested in my own surroundings and our past. Now I’ve found your site I will be a keen follower,
October 31, 2013 @ 4:15 am
All the way from Australia…How I will miss Time Team having watched it for many years.Especially though how sad at the loss of “Professor MICK”.I eel for his family and for the “other family” my friends Phil,Carenza,Stuart,John and the best artist I have ever seen.To all involved I say thank you.
jan Vincent .Canberra ,Australia