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[Channel 4系列]：时间队系列09Time Team Series 09-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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历史纪录片，由托尼·罗宾逊（Tony Robinson）主持，并在第4频道出版，在2002年作为CH4时间团队系列节目的一部分播出-英语旁白History Documentary hosted by Tony Robinson and published by Channel 4 broadcasted as part of CH4 Time Team series in 2002- English narration
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在2002年的系列影片中，时间团队调查了可能是伦敦第一座桥的青铜时代遗迹，潜入西班牙的舰队沉船事故，并在什罗普郡酒吧下发现了工业革命的早期痕迹-等等。还有三个Time Team Specials，一个10周年特别节目（将于12月26日放映）和“ Time Team Digs”，一个由八个部分组成的系列，回顾过去十年中不同的Time Team计划，并研究它们增加了什么我们对不同时期的理解。??伦敦的第一座桥梁沃克斯豪尔1月6日开通在泰晤士河的前岸，就在伦敦沃克斯豪尔MI6总部的对面，发现了一些旧木材-一系列桩或桩打入河床-在低水位偷窥浪潮。还发现了两个大约有3,000年历史的青铜时代先锋，它们猛烈地冲入附近的前岸。这些木材是伦敦第一座桥的遗迹还是青铜时代人们向河神献祭的平台的支撑物？与往常一样，时间团队只有三天的时间可以找到答案。[编辑]??林肯郡罗马人恐慌症1月13日播出林肯郡小镇安卡斯特（Ancaster）位于埃尔明街（Ermine Street），这是一条主要的罗马路，从伦敦向北行驶。今天唯一可见的罗马遗迹是一些可追溯到4世纪的巨大的土堤和沟渠。那么，这些防御措施之前在这里发生了什么，为什么建造了这些防御措施？[编辑]???跳水到舰队，金洛奇贝维1月20日播出三年前，皇家空军洛塞茅斯的潜水员最初发现了这艘惊人的沉船，沉在海岸附近海床上约20米处位于苏格兰西北部的Kinlochbervie。发现了大炮，锚和陶器的发现。但是这艘船是怎么到这里来的，她曾经是西班牙舰队的一员吗？[编辑]??Chicksands的淘气修道院1月27日播出位于贝德福德郡中心的Chicksands军事基地是联合武装部队情报部门的所在地。正如他们在1940年代所说的那样，非常安静。基地指挥官克里斯·霍尔姆特准将邀请时间团队前往那里，以期发现更多有关军官混乱的历史和考古的信息。这座废墟曾经是一个13世纪修道院的一部分，该修道院由英国本土的吉尔伯丁人（Gilbertines）经营，吉尔伯丁人不是普通的修道院。他们以僧侣和修女在同一地点的不寻常作法而闻名，他们是八卦的原因，有时甚至是丑闻的原因。时间团队可以揭露居住在这里的修女和僧侣有哪些秘密？[编辑]??Ironbridge地窖中的炉子2月3日播出该程序将时间团队带回到现在什罗普郡的Ironbridge峡谷地区工业革命的初期。小组正在莱顿村调查一个特别有趣的地窖。考古学可能使我们倒退近400年。地窖位于酒馆中，里面存放着高炉的残留物，用于制造铁。关于莱顿遗失的熔炉的故事，还能发现什么？[编辑]???2月10日，Cheshunt播出的Ermine Street Pub早在1950年代和1960年代，两个业余考古学家家族开始在如今的遗址中挖掘一些罗马遗骸。The 2002 series saw Time Team investigating the Bronze-Age remains of what might have been London's first bridge, diving for a Spanish Armada shipwreck and finding early traces of the Industrial Revolution beneath a Shropshire pub - among much else. There were also three Time Team Specials, a 10th anniversary special (due for screening on 26 December) and 'Time Team Digs', an eight-part series revisiting different Time Team programmes over the past ten years and looking at what they have added to our understanding of different periods.[edit] Londons first bridge, Vauxhall Aired 6 JanuaryOn the foreshore of the river Thames, just opposite the MI6 headquarters at Vauxhall, London, some old timbers - a series of posts or piles driven into the riverbed - have been discovered peeping out of the water at low tide. Two Bronze Age spearheads, around 3,000 years old, have also been found thrust hard into the foreshore nearby. Could these timbers be the remains of London's first bridge or the supports of a platform where Bronze-Age people made offerings to the river gods? As usual, Time Team has just three days to find out.[edit] The Romans Panic, Lincolnshire Aired 13 JanuaryThe small Lincolnshire town of Ancaster lies on Ermine Street, which is a major Roman road heading north from London. The only Roman remains visible today are some massive earth banks and ditches, which have been dated to the 4th century. So what was here before these defences and why were they built?[edit] Diving for the Armada, Kinlochbervie Aired 20 JanuaryOriginally discovered by divers from RAF Lossemouth three years ago, an amazing shipwreck lies some 20 metres down on the seabed just off the coast of Kinlochbervie, in north-west Scotland. Finds of cannons, anchors and pottery have been discovered. But how did this ship end up here, and was she once part of the Spanish Armada?[edit] The Naughty Monastery, Chicksands Aired 27 JanuaryThe Chicksands military base in the heart of Bedfordshire is home to the joint armed services intelligence departments. Very hush hush, as they used to say in the 1940s. Time Team was invited there by the base commandant, Brigadier Chris Holtom, to try to discover a bit more about the history and archaeology of the officers' mess. The mess was once a part of a 13th-century monastery, run by a home-grown English order known as the Gilbertines.The Gilbertines were no ordinary monastic order. Best known for their unusual practice of having both monks and nuns on the same site, they were the cause of both gossip and, at times, scandal. What secrets could Time Team unveil about the nuns and monks who lived here?[edit] The Furnace in the Cellar, Ironbridge Aired 3 FebruaryThis programme takes Time Team back to the earliest beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in the area now known as the Ironbridge Gorge, in Shropshire. In the village of Leighton the Team is investigating a particularly interesting cellar; the archaeology could take us back nearly 400 years. The cellar, based in a pub, contains the remains of a blast furnace - used for making iron. What more can be discovered about the story of Leighton's lost furnace?[edit] An Ermine Street Pub, Cheshunt Aired 10 FebruaryBack in the 1950s and 1960s, two families of amateur archaeologists began excavating some Roman remains in what is now a public park in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. They were told to keep quiet about their finds because the British Museum believed they might indicate the existence of an important Roman site locally, particularly since a large find of Roman coins had been made here at the turn of the century.The site is located on the route of one of Britain's main Roman roads, Ermine Street, which linked London with Lincoln, and from there with the principal Roman town in the north of England, York. Could Time Team find the line of Ermine Street, no sign of which exists above ground in Cheshunt Park today? And what else lies beneath the grass, which has remained undisturbed since the excavations of those amateur archaeologists 40 years or so ago?[edit] An Iron Age Market, Helford Aired 17 FebruaryTwo large, impressive enclosures, or earthworks, can be seen at Gear and Caer Vallack, near Helford in Cornwall. Sited on top of adjacent hills, they were thought by Victorian archaeologists to be Iron-Age hillforts. Though the local population knows them well, very little is understood about their origins. Were these enclosures indeed prehistoric strongholds as the Victorian archaeologists surmised? Time Team set out to find out.[edit] A Siege House in Shropshire Aired 24 FebruaryHigh Ercall Hall, in Shropshire, is the very picture of rural tranquillity today, but 355 years ago, at the height of the English Civil War, more than 200 Royalist troops were crammed inside the walls fighting for their lives. They'd already survived two bloody sieges but the final attack was to prove too much. The strategic fortress fell into Parliamentary hands.Time Team was invited by the owner of High Ercall Hall to unravel the mystery of this fascinating, if confusing, site- and as usual, there were just three days in which to do it.[edit] A Prehistoric Airfield, Throckmorton Aired 3 MarchA disused RAF bomber base, with one of the longest runways in the country, currently covers a large area near the village of Throckmorton. Though still in commission, large parts of the base are now occupied only by grassland. The recent national foot-and-mouth outbreak brought new action to the base, however: as a disposal site for the carcasses of slaughter cattle and sheep.Before the government started burying cremated animals here, though, they had a geophysics survey done of the site. Enough prospective archaeological features were discovered to make the authorities relocate their disposal area. So what is the archaeology all about? It looks like a dense Iron-Age or Bronze-Age settlement, judging by the geophysics results. What was happening here in prehistoric times and how big was the settlement? Time Team is here to try to find out.[edit] A Lost Roman City, Castleford Aired 10 MarchThis programme sees Time Team travelling north and back in time to the Roman period. The Yorkshire town of Castleford, though home to a successful rugby team, has fallen on hard times. The people of the town are eager to establish a new museum to display their heritage and Time Team is keen to help.Castleford is situated on a strategically important river crossing and excavations carried out previously in the area suggest there could be important Roman remains here. What can the Team uncover in the three days available?[edit] Every Castle Needs a Lord, Warwickshire Aired 17 MarchA single stone stands on a hill at Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire. It's the only remnant of what was once a huge medieval castle. So where is the rest of this once-proud stronghold? Time Team has the usual three days to find out.[edit] Steptoe Et Filius, Isle of Wight Aired 24 MarchA couple of years ago, when a water-pipe trench was being dug across a field at Yaverland, on the Isle of Wight, a local archaeologist discovered evidence of Roman occupation on the site. Although he had time to carry out only a limited excavation, the material it produced - including marble fragments that may indicate a high-status building nearby - was enough to spark Time Team's interest. What was actually here on the high ground overlooking what would have been a navigable creek in Roman times? As usual, the Team has just three days to find out.[edit] Seven Buckets and a Buckle Aired 31 MarchByzantine 'buckets'; Anglo-Saxon spear heads, shields and shield bosses; a disproportionate number of double burials - the cemetery that Time Team excavated for the 2001 'Live' opened an important new window onto the 'Dark Ages'.
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视频编码: DivX 5.x/6.x
比特率: 1875 kbps
Video 分辨率: 720x416
Video 画面比例: 1.731:1
帧速率: 25.000
音频编码: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3
音频比特率: 110kb/s VBR 48000 Hz
音频串流: 2
音频语言: English
分集时长: 48-49 min
体积: ca 734,000,000 Bytes
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Video Codec: DivX 5.x/6.x
Video Bitrate: 1875 kbps
Video Resolution: 720x416
Video Aspect Ratio: 1.731:1
Frames Per Second: 25.000
Audio Codec: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3
Audio Bitrate: 110kb/s VBR 48000 Hz
Audio Streams: 2
Audio Languages: English
RunTime Per Part: 48-49 min
Part Size: ca 734,000,000 Bytes
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