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Time Team

Time Team is a British television programme that originally aired on Channel 4 from 16 January 1994 to 7 September 2014. It returned in 2022 on online platforms YouTube and Patreon. Created by television producer Tim Taylor and presented by actor Tony Robinson, each episode features a team of specialists carrying out an archaeological dig over a period…

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Genre
Documentary
Camera setup
Multi-camera
Composer
Steve Day
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Created by
Tim Taylor
Executive producers
Tim Taylor · Philip Clarke · Emily Boulting · Jim Mason · David Brady

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related to Bibliography · 55
Time Team → An, April, Archaeological Sites, Archaeologists, Archaeology, Aston, Behind, Bennett, Books, Britain, British Palaeolithic, Buried Past, Carenza, Channel, Chris, Companion, Conservation Framework, Current Archaeology, Death, Digging
related to Team members · 46
Time Team → Anglo-Saxon, Architectural, Aston, Ben Robinson, Beric Morley, Bettany Hughes, Britain, Bronze Age, Bédoyère, Carenza Lewis, Carl Thorpe, Chris Gaffney, D-Day, David, East, England, Francis Pryor, Gustav Milne, Guy, Helen Geake
related to Revival · 30
Time Team → Brigid Gallagher, Carenza Lewis, Confirmed, Dani Wootton, Derek Pitman, Helen Geake, Henry Chapman, Heul, Hilde, In December, January, Jimmy Adcock, John Gater, Lawrence Shaw, Matt Williams, May, Naomi Sewpaul, Natalie Haynes, Neil Emmanuel, Neil Holbrook
related to Production · 19
Time Team → Allen, Aston, Channel, February, Following Time Signs, Harding, History Hunters, On, Paul Anthony Allen, PBS, Produced, September, Taylor, The, Time Signs, Time Team America, Time Team Digs, Time Team Extra, US
Starring · 18
Time Team → and others, Brigid Gallagher, Carenza Lewis, Chris Gaffney, Derek Pitman, Helen Geake, Jackie McKinley, John Gater, Lawrence Shaw, Mark Horton, Matt Williams, Mick Aston, Phil Harding, Raksha Dave, Robin Bush, Stewart Ainsworth, Tracey Smith, Victor Ambrus
related to Cancellation · 14
Time Team → Aston, Channel, Facebook, He, In, In October, June, March, November, Radio Times, Robinson, September, The, Viewing
related to Other formats · 12
Time Team → Dig, Dinnington, It, June, Most, Over, Roman, Roman Villa, Somerset, Time Team's Big Dig, Time Team's Big Roman, UK
related to External links · 11
Time Team → April, Brigid Gallagher, Channel, February, IMDbInterview, RadioLIVE, The Past, Time Team Digital, Time Team Podcast, Time Team's, YouTubeTime Team
Executive producers · 8
Time Team → Alison Turner, David Brady, Emily Boulting, Jim Mason, Mike Welsh, Philip Clarke, Richard Belfield, Tim Taylor
Presented by · 7
Time Team → Derek Pitman, Gus Casely-Hayford, Helen Geake, Martyn Williams, Mary-Ann Ochota, Natalie Haynes, Tony Robinson

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time team series channel taylor youtube aston episodes programme archaeology tim robinson archaeologists dig announced mick 2013 roman history first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Time TeamCamera setupMulti-camera1.00infobox
Time TeamComposerSteve Day1.00infobox
Time TeamCountry of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Time TeamCreated byTim Taylor1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersTim Taylor1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersPhilip Clarke1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersEmily Boulting1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersJim Mason1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersDavid Brady1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersRichard Belfield1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersMike Welsh1.00infobox
Time TeamExecutive producersAlison Turner1.00infobox
Time TeamGenreDocumentary1.00infobox
Time TeamNetworkChannel 41.00infobox
Time TeamNetworkYouTube1.00infobox
Time TeamNo. of episodes292 (list of episodes)1.00infobox
Time TeamNo. of series251.00infobox
Time TeamOriginal languageEnglish1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byTony Robinson1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byMary-Ann Ochota1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byGus Casely-Hayford1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byNatalie Haynes1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byHelen Geake1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byDerek Pitman1.00infobox
Time TeamPresented byMartyn Williams1.00infobox
Time TeamProduction companiesVideoText Communications Ltd (Channel 4)1.00infobox
Time TeamProduction companiesTime Team Digital Ltd (YouTube)1.00infobox
Time TeamRelease16 January 1994 (1994-01-16) – 7 September 2014 (2014-09-07)1.00infobox
Time TeamRelease2 April 2011 (2011-04-02) – present1.00infobox
Time TeamRunning timeapprox. 45 minutes1.00infobox

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