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      • To complement the main digs, Time Team is introducing a regular monthly release schedule on the Official YouTube channel, combining new digs and discoveries with Classic episodes from the archives.
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  2. The new YouTube schedule includes a monthly News show on the last weekend of every month, sharing updates from the team and the latest archaeology stories. Starting in August, the channel will begin releasing 12 Classic Time Team Specials from the archive – one every month for the next year!

  3. Time Team returns this March for 2 brand new 3-part episodes. The celebrated British archaeology series returns to screens for its first new episodes in a decade in a new extended format – thanks to the support of fans worldwide.

  4. Day One: Friday 24th March, 7pm GMT. Day Two: Saturday 25th March, 7pm GMT. Day Three: Sunday 26th March, 7pm BST. Look out across our channels for the episode links coming soon. Note: The clocks in the UK move forward by one hour at 1am on Sunday 26th March, from GMT to BST (British Summer Time).

  5. Aug 1, 2023 · To complement the main digs, Time Team is introducing a regular monthly release schedule on the Official YouTube channel, combining new digs and discoveries with Classic episodes from the archives.

  6. Aug 6, 2023 · Starting in August, the channel will begin releasing 12 Classic Time Team Specials from the archive – one every month for the next year! A further 10 Classic Specials will be released one a month for members on Patreon, for an initial duration.

  7. After much anticipation, we're delighted to reveal the release dates for Time Team's first brand new episodes in a decade!Each of the two digs will PREMIERE ...

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  8. In this popular and (literally) groundbreaking programme, Tony Robinson and a team of experts travel the country to investigate a wide range of archaeological sites of historical importance.

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