Sites and archaeology featured:

• Fort of Vindolanda (director of the excavation Andrew Birley)
• Vicus outside Vindolanda (director of the excavation Justin Blake)
• Sudbury Roman lantern (commentary by Caroline McDonald)
• Revaluation of 1912 dig near Hambleden (researcher Jill Eyers)
• 1st/2nd century Roman burial and potential Iron Age village excavated during the construction of the East Kent Access Road on the Isle of Thanet (director of the excavation Andrew Fitzpatrick)
• Iron Age excavation near Bere Regis (director of the excavation Paul Cheetham, Miles Russel)
• Frome Roman coins hoard (finder Dave Crisp, conservator Pippa Pearce, roman coins experts Roger Bland and Sam Moorhead)
• Gallo-Roman Shipwreck Asterix [1] found at St Peter Port harbour, Guernsey (commentary by Jason Monaghan)
• Temple of Jupiter Dolichenus in Vindolanda (commentary by Andrew Birley)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Almost million years old flint tools near Happisburgh (director of the excavation Nick Ashton)
• Creswell Crags Cave Art (commentary by Ian Wall)
• Links of Noltland Late Neolithic Settlement, Westray, Orkney (director of the excavation Hazel Moore)
• Culduthel Man (curated by Alison Sheridan, research of beaker people Janet Montgomery and Jane Evans)
• Salcombe B Middle Bronze Age Shipwreck (dive supervised by Dave Parham, curator Ben Roberts)
• Grave of the chieftain (cist burial) from Forteviot (researcher Kenny Brophy)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Anglo-Saxon 5th century grave goods excavated in the 19th century in Dorchester on Thames (curator Helena Hamerow)
• Staffordshire Hoard (commentary by Sam Newton)
• Anglo-Saxon fortress remains at Bamburgh Castle (director of the excavation Graeme Young)
• Anglo-Saxon village excavation at Lanton Quarry (director of the excavation Clive Waddington)
• Saxon graves excavated during the construction of the East Kent Access Road on the Isle of Thanet
• Conservation of objects found at The Meads Anglo-Saxon cemetery carried out by volunteers at Conservation Science Investigations: Sittingbourne (conservator Dana Goodburn-Brown, commentary by Andrew Richardson)
• Anglo-Saxon cemetery excavation at Sutton Hoo commissioned in 2000 by the National Trust (commentary by Chris Fern)
• Anglo-Saxon nunnery at Berkeley Castle (co-directors of the excavation Stuart Prior and Mark Horton)
• Bowl Hole Anglo-Saxon cemetery excavated near Bamburgh Castle between 1998 and 2007 (commentatory by Sarah Groves)
• Eadgyth's tomb (commentary by Mark Horton)
• Anglo-Saxon swords from Bamburgh Castle (commentary by Graeme Young)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Foundations of The Theatre at Shoreditch (director of the excavation Jo Lyon)
• Palace of Placentia at Greenwich (director of the excavation Nathalie Cohen)
• Mary Rose shipwreck (commentary by Christopher Dobbs, skeletal remains curator Alex Hildred)
• Strata Florida Abbey ruins (co-directors of the excavation David Austin Jemma Bezant)
• The Gresham Ship (researcher Gustav Milne)
• New Place Shakespeare residence foundations in Stratford-upon-Avon (organizer Richard Kemp, leading archaeologist Kevin Colls)
• Artifacts of Elizabethan theaters and bear-baiting arenas(commentary by Julian Bowsher)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Folkestone Roman Villa, a potential seat of a Classis Britannica commander (director of the excavation Lesly Hardy)
• Mysterious remains of 97 Roman newborns near Hambleden (bone experts Simon Mays, and Kate Robson-Brown, DNA experts Keri Brown, researcher Jill Eyers, artefact curator Brett Thorn)
• Roman settlement near Exeter (director of the excavation Danielle Wootton)
• Caerleon amphitheatre's warehouse (commentary Peter Guest and Penny Hill)
• Bere Regis romanized building and burial (director of the excavation Miles Russell)
• Crosby Garrett Helmet (commentary Ralph Jackson and Andrew Mackay)
• Binchester Roman Fort along the Dere Street Roman road between Durham and York (director of the excavation David Petts)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Excavation at the site of Horgabost on Harris island (director of the excavation Kevin Colls)
• Lewis Chessmen (commentary by David Caldwell)
• Monastery on Harris (director of the excavation John Hunter)
• Hungate, York (director of the excavation Peter Connelly)
• Possible victims of St Brice's Day massacre (commentary by Ceri Falys)
• Vale of York Hoard (commentary by Natalie McCaul)
• Udal excavation (researcher Beverley Ballin-Smith)
• Brough of Deerness Viking settlement (director of the excavation James Barrett)

Scar Boat Burial (commentary by Julie Gibson)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Cladh Hallan project's burials, South Uist (commentary by Christie Willis and Mark Parker Pearson)
• Cambridgeshire quarry (director of the excavation Christopher Evans)
• Iron Age Iceni timber trackway excavated along the river Waveney near Geldeston (commentary Henry Chapman)
• Burrough Hill Iron Age Hillfort (director of the excavation John Thomas)
• Fin Cop fort (commentary by Clive Waddington)
• Chiseldon cauldrons (commentary by Alex Baldwin)
• Excavation at Calleva Atrebatum (director of the excavation Mike Fulford, archeobotanist Lisa Ludwick, ceramic commentary by Amanda Clarke)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Stonehenge's bluestones origin site (commentary by Tim Darvill and Geoff Wainwright)
• Neolithic Banks Chambered Tomb (Tomb of the Otters) in South Ronaldsay (commentary by Dan Lee)
• Daer valley mesolithic-neolithic transition flint tools (director of the excavation Tam Ward)
• Star Carr mesolithic village (researcher Nicky Milner)
• Paleolithic tools Les Varines, Jersey (finder of the site Peter Bohea, director of the excavation Chantal Conneller)
• Gough's Cave human remains (commentary Silvia Bello)
• Neanderthal tools from La Cotte (co-directors of the excavation Matt Pope and Becky Scott)

Hosted at Norwich Castle Museum

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Must Farm Bronze Age settlement fishing industry (researcher Mark Knight)
• Colchester Roman house (commentary by Philip Crummy and Adam Whiteman)
• Oakington Anglo-Saxon Cemetery (director of the excavation Duncan Sayer)
• Lyminge Anglo-Saxon royal hall (director of the excavation Gabor Thomas)
• Basing House new house fort (co-directors of the excavation Chris Elmer, Dave Allen, Gareth Beale and Nicole Beale)
• Silchester Roman Town - Calleva Atrebatum (co-director of the excavation Mike Fulford)

Hosted at Dorset County Museum

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Barrow Clump burial ground (co-director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Durotriges Big Dig Project, Winterborne Kingston (commentary by Paul Cheetham and Miles Russell)
• Chedworth Roman Villa (director of the excavation Martin Papworth)
• The leper hospital of Saint Mary Magdalen near Winchester (director of the excavation Simon Roffey)
• Forest of Dean Bronze Age child bracelets (finders Lee Todd and Steve Moodie, researcher Neil Wilkin)
• Ipplepen Roman cemetery (director of the excavation Danielle Wootton)

Hosted at National Museum of Scotland

Sites and archeology featured:

• Neolithic site of Ness of Brodgar (director of the excavation Nick Card)
• Roman Barracks at Binchester Roman Fort (director of the excavation David Petts)
• Roman altar monument at Alauna castrum in Maryport (director of the excavation Tony Wilmot, commentary by Ian Haynes)
• Mesolithic butchery place at Flixton Island (director of the excavation Nicky Milner)
• Bronze Age well site on Sanday, Pictish carvings in Jonathan's Cave near East Wemyss, and the rescue of an Iron Age site on North Uist (commentary Tom Dawson)
• Viking boat burial at Ardnamurchan (commentary by Hannah Cobb)
• John Conyers' feasting hall at Boroughbridge (commentary by Erik Matthews)
• Potential Pictish royal place at Rhynie (director of the excavation Gordon Noble)

Hosted at Ulster Museum

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Plantation of Ulster at Dunluce Castle (commentary by Andrew Gault)
• Town of estate workers near Dunluce Castle (director of the excavation Grace McAlister)
• Girona ship of the Spanish Armada (commentary by Greer Ramsey)
• Battle of the Ford of the Biscuits by the River Arney (researcher Paul Logue)
• Bronze Age cemetery near Enniscorthy (director of the excavation Eoin Grogan)
• Corrard Torc (commentary by Greer Ramsey)
• Moydrum Man bog body (researcher Ned Kelly, commentary by Gabriel Cooney)
• Excavation at Hill of Ward (director of the excavation Caitriona Moore, ostioarchaeologist Abigail Ash)
• Boats from Lough Corrib (commentary by Karl Brady)
• Viking from the River Blackwater (commentary by Greer Ramsey)
• Spike Island burial excavation (Barra O Donnabhain)

Throughout episode finds from The Salisbury Museum are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Sweat lodge in Marden Henge (director of the excavation Jim Leary)
• Beaker people burial in entrance of Wilsford Henge (director of the excavation Jim Leary)
• Amesbury Archer (commentary by Adrian Green)
• Iron Age settlement of Winterborne Kingston (director of the excavation Miles Russell)
• Medieval town of Trellech (director of the excavation Stuart Wilson)
• New cave entrance of Kents Cavern (direction of the excavation Rob Dinnis)
• Stone Age colonizers camp on the Island of Jersey (director of the excavation Matt Pope)
• Staffordshire Hoard conservation (conservators Lizzie Miller and Kayleigh Fuller)
• Replica of the sword from Staffordshire hoard (commentary by Chris Fern)
• Anglo-Saxon Ford warrior (commentary by Adrian Green)

Throughout episode finds from Museum of London are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Waterloo battlefield (commentary by Tony Pollard, Charles Foinette and Phil Harding)
• Waterloo teeth dentistry (commentary by Jelena Bekvalac)
• Lenborough Hoard (finder Paul Coleman, commentary Gareth Williams)
• London's Crossrail construction at Liverpool Street station excavates the 17th century Bedlam burial ground (director of the excavation Jay Carver, commentary by Don Walker)
• Liverpool Station's beheaded Roman victims (commentary by Don Walker)
• Tombstone of Claudia Martina (commentary Caroline McDonald)
• Wreck of HMS London (commentary by Daniel Pascoe)
• Nelson's navy skeleton (commentary by Jelena Bakvalac)
• Battle of Britain's Hawker Hurricane wreck pieces (involved in the excavation was Richard Osgood)

Throughout episode finds from Yorkshire Museum are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Star Carr mesolithic antler headdress (commentary by Matalie McCaul)
• Mesolithic pandant with markings (commentary Nicky Milner)
• Iron Age roundhouses at the Black Loch of Myrton settlement (director of the excavation Anne Crone)
• Galloway Hoard - Viking treasure found near Dumfries (finder Derek McLennan, commentary by Richard Welander)
• Roman fort at Ribchester (director of the excavation Duncan Sayer)
• Pictish fort at Dunnicaer (director of the excavation Gordon Noble)
• Pictish fort at Rhynie (director of the excavation Gordon Noble)
• Iron Age Arras cemetery of square burrows of Arras culture (director of the excavation Paula Ware)

Throughout episode finds from Bristol Museum are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Bulford Henges late Neolithic double henge monument (director of the excavation Phil Harding)
• Training trenches for the Battle of Somme in Perham Down (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Grouville Hoard of Coriosolite coins from Jersey (lead conservator Neil Mahrer)
• Thornbury Hoard (commentary by Gail Boyle)
• Burials outside Merlin's Cave (finder Clyde Hoare, co-directors of the excavation Tim Hoverd and Andrew Chamberlain)
• High status building from Tintagel (properties curator Win Scutt, director of the excavation Jacky Nowakowski)
• Whitesands Bay Dark Ages cemetery (co-directors of the excavation Ken Murphy and Marion Shiner)

Throughout episode finds from National Museum of Scotland are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Roman siege forts at Burnswark Hill (director of the excavation Andrew Nicholson)
• 14th century cemeteries at Thornton Abbey (director of the excaation Pete Townend)
• Man-made stone islands on Loch Arnish, Loch Langabhat and Loch Bhorghastail, Isle of Lewis (co-directors of dives Duncan Garrow and Fraser Sturt)
• Shulishader axe (commentary by Alison Sheridan)
• Potential location of Anglo-Saxon monastery on Lindisfarne Island (co-directors of the excavation David Petts and Brendon Wilkins)
• Hunterston Brooch (commentary by Alice Blackwell)
• Cairn broch on island of South Ronaldsay (director of the excavation Martin Carruthers)
• Anglo-Saxon settlement at Little Carlton (finder Graham Vickers, director of the excavation Hugh Willmott)

Throughout episode finds from Canterbury Museums are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Must Farm Bronze Age settlement (director of the excavation Mark Knight)
• Location of Battle of Barnet (director of the excavation Sam Wilson)
• Great Ryburgh Anglo-Saxon cemetery (land owner Gary Boyce, director of the excavation James Fairclough)
• North Oxfordshire Anglo-Saxon cemetery (director of the excavation Steve Lawrence)
• Pendant of Queen Bertha of Kent (commentary by Andrew Richardson)
• Excavation of Curtain Theatre (director of the excavation Heather Knight)
• Watlington Hoard (finder James Mather, conservator Pippa Pearce)
• Viking stirrup (commentary by Craig Bowen)

Throughout episode finds from Museum of Somerset are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Avebury Circle (co-directors of the excavation Joshua Pollard and Mark Gillings)
• Repton Viking winter camp (co-directors of the excavation Cat Jarman and Mark Horton)
• Re-evaluated age of Repton Crypt skeletal remains (commentary by Cat Jarman)
• Alfred Jewel (commentary by Tom Mayberry)
• Burrow Island burial site (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Cat's Brain and Dorstone long barrows (director of the excavation at Cat's Brain Jim Leary, director of the excavation at Dorset Julian Thomas)
• Leekfrith's Iron Age torcs (finders Mark Hambleton and Joe Kania, Finds Liaison Officer Theresa Gilmore)
• Meonstoke Roman temple site (director of the excavation Tony King)

Throughout episode finds from Colchester Castle Museum are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Bloomberg Roman wooden London (director of the excavation Sadie Watson)
• Colchester's Temple of Claudius (commentary by Glynn Davies)
• Rooswijk shipwreck (director of the dives Martijn Manders)
• Barnham site [2] dating to the Hoxnian Interglacial with Clactonian flint tool industry and potential evidence of 400,000 years old fire use (co-directors of the excavation Nick Ashton and Simon Parfitt)
• Roman camp in Ebbsfleet potentially set up during Julius Caesar's first invasion of Britain in 55 BC (director of the excavation Andrew Fitspatrick)
• Late Iron Age Lexden Tumulus burial grave goods excavated in 1924 and held by the Colchester Castle Museum, potentially belonging to Cunobeline, who could have been a client king of Rome before the Claudian conquest (commentary by Glynn Davies)
• Underwater excavation of the Warship Hazardous Prize 1706 shipwreck near Bracklesham Bay (co-directors of the dives Iain Grant and Dan Pascoe)

Throughout episode finds from National Museum of Scotland are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Vindolanda excavation under one of the barracks (director of the excavation Andrew Birley)
• Site of Iona Monastery (director of the excavation Adrian Maldonado)
• Carnoustie Bronze Age Village (director of the excavation Alan Hunter Blair)
• Balmashanner Hoard (commentary by Alison Sheridan)
• East Lomond Pictish settlement (director of the excavation Oliver O'Grady)
• The Dairsie Hoard (commentary by Fraser Hunter)
• Site of Siege of Newark (director of the excavation Rachel Askew)
• Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements on the island of Sanday (director of the excavation Jane Downes)

Roman cavalry special (featuring Roman cavalry tournament)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Milecastle 37 (commentary by Matt Simons)
• Barracks of Chesters Bridge Fort (commentary by Kevin Booth)
• Ribchester Roman Cavalry Fort (co-director Duncan Sayer)
• Hexham Abbey roman cavalry tombstone of Flavinus (commentary by Lindsay Allason-Jones)
• Vindolanda (commentary by Barbary Birley)
• Binchester Roman Fort's cemetery (director of the excavation David Petts)
• Chesters Roman Fort treasures
• Hexham Abbey's Roman tombstone (Frances McIntosh)

Throughout episode finds from National Museum of Scotland are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Black Loch of Myrton settlement Iron Age village (co-directors of the excavation Anne Crone and Graeme Cavers)
• Spitfire AA810 in Trondheim (director of the excavation Tony Hoskins)
• excavation at Vindolanda of the artifacts from 2nd century (director of the excavation Andrew Birley)
• Vindolanda shoes (conservation Barbara Birley, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Scremby (finder Jim Hoff, director of the excavation Hugh Willmott)
• Neolithic tomb, Iron Age roundhouse, Pictish blacksmith smithy at Knowe of Swandro on the Island of Rousay (director of the excavation Julie Bond)
• Westness brooch-pin [3] (commentary by Andrian Maldonado)
• Salford New Bailey Prison (co-directors of the excavation Rachael Reader and Mike Nevell)

Throughout episode finds from Museum of Somerset are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• HMS Invincible (co-directors of the excavation Dan Pascoe and Dave Parham)
• Barton Farm Hessian camp (director of the excavation Paul McCulluch)
• Breechess of George II (commentary by Tom Mayberry)
• Wessex Archaeology examination of skeletons exhumed from a 19th century paupers' graveyard at the site of London's New Covent Garden Market (osteologist Kirsten Dinwiddy, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Excavation of a bathhouse near the Silchester Roman Town (director of the excavation Mike Fulford)
• Mosaic of Aeneas (commentary by Amal Khreisheh)
• Bath Abbey excavation (director of the excavation Cai Mason)
• Additionl skeletons from pauper's graveyard (commentary by Rachel Williams, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Barrow Clump Anglo-Saxon cemetery (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)

Throughout episode finds from Norwich Castle Museum are shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Bullecourt First World War battlefield (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Woodbridge Henge (director of the excavation Vinny Monahan)
• Remains of medieval village near Chichester examined in Portslade-by-Sea (archaeologist Garrett Sheehan, archaeobotanists Stacey Adams and Angela Vitolo, finds specialist Isa Benedetti-Whitton, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Great Whelnetham Roman slave cemetery (director of the excavation Kerrie Bull)
• Mapledurwell Treasure hoard of silver coins deposited in the early years of the English Civil War (finder Darcy Fear, conservator Duygu Camurcuoglu senior conservator Pippa Pearce)
• Possible Anglo-Saxon double monastery of Bernician princess Æbbe near the later Norman Coldingham Priory (project manager Manda Forster)
• Possible Anglo-Saxon double monastery of Essexian noblewoman Æthelburh in Barking (director of the excavation Graham Hull)
• Seal matrix of Balthild (commentary by Tim Pestell)

Iron Age special

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Pocklington square burrows and chariot burial (2014 and 2018 dig: director of the excavation Paula Ware)
• Crannog of Loch Tay (commentary by Michael Stratigos, Derek Hamilton and Gordon Cook)
• Model of the Iron Age chariot (builder Robert Hulford, archaeologist Peter Halkon)
• Chemical analysis of skeletons from Iron Age Somerset (specialist Richard Madgwick, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Replica of Battersea Shield (commentary by Jackie Keily)
• Penycloddiau hillfort (director of the excavation Rachel Pope)
• Bone analysis of skeletons from Iron Age Somerset (commentary by Richard Madwick, reporting by Raksha Dave)
• Conservation of Cauldrons found near Glenfield (conservation and commentary by Liz Barham, commentary also by John Thomas)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Cotswolds' 6th century Anglo-Saxon burial ground (finder Chris, director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Shaftesbury Anglo-Saxon Abbey (director of the excavation Julian Richards, reporting Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Ffynnon Beuno Cave early modern human tools (director of the excavation Rob Dinnis)
• Anglo-Saxon minster near Berkeley Castle (co-directors of the excavation Mark Horton and Stuart Prior)
• Bronze Age burial mound at Barrow Clump, Salisbury Plain (director of the excavation Richard Osgood, post excavation project manager Phil Andrews, reporting Naoise Mac Sweeney, senior osteoarchaeologist Kirsten Egging Dinwiddy)
• Tudor era human remains in the coastal cliff near Monknash (director of the excavation Jacqui Mulville)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Bradgate House of Bradgate Park (director of the excavation Richard Thomas)
• Downpatrick's Victorian work house cemetery (osteoarchaeologist Bethany Johnson, director of the excavation Chris Lynn, reporting by Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Village that stood from medieval time to 19th century near Creswell Crags (director of the excavation Kevin Kuykendall)
• Anglo-Saxon cemetery near Scremby (director of the excavation Hugh Willmott)
• Viking hall at Skaill Farmstead, Rousay, Orkney (director of the excavation Daniel Lee)
• Celtic roundhouse with Roman influence Swaledale (director of the excavation Philip Bastow)
• Excavation of Abbey of Poulton cemetery (director of the excavation Kevin Cootes, osteoarchaeologist Rea Carlin, reporting by Naoise Mac Sweeney)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Barcombe Roman settlement (director of the excavation Rob Wallace)
• Underwater mesolithic timber structure near Isle of Wight (director of the dives Garry Momber)
• Reconstruction of the mesolithic platform (reconstruction by Garry Momber, reporting Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Iron Age burial 8 miles from Dorchester (director of the excavation Martin Papworth)
• Motor Launch ML-286 from First World War on Thames bank at Isleworth Ait (director of the investigation Eliott Wragg)
• Roman villa near Frampton (director of the excavation Miles Russell)
• Excavation of Boar's Head Theatre in London (director of the excavation Heather Knight, reporting by Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Revisit of 19th century burial ground excavation on Burrow Island (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)

World War II special
Throughout episode Imperial War Museum Duxford is shown

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Recovery of Fairey Barracuda bomber near Gosport (commentary by Simon Aday-Davies, David Morris and Ben Saunders)
• Windermere Boys village at Calgarth Estate, Troutbeck Bridge (director of the excavation Kevin Colls)
• Remains of barracks of Easy Company near Aldbourne (director of the excavation Richard Osgood)
• Reconstruction and conservation of the Barracuda (project lead David Morris, engineer William Gibbs, reporting by Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Excavation of the V-2 rocket near Marden (directors of the excavation Colin and Sean Welch)
• Remains of D-Day landings rehearsal known as Operation Tiger on Slapton Sands (finder Ken Small, commentary of the Dean Small, surveyor Graham Scott, reporting by Naoise Mac Sweeney)
• Excavation of the remains of P-38 Lightning of Second Lieutenant Milo Rundall near Castleblayney in County Monaghan (director of the excavation Jonny McNee)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Almost million years old flint tools near Happisburgh (S01E02)
• Star Carr mesolithic antler headdress (S04E03)
• Bulford Henges late Neolithic double henge monument (S05E01)
• Cladh Hallan project's burials, South Uist (S02E03)
• Must Farm Bronze Age settlement (S05E03)
• Salcombe B Middle Bronze Age Shipwreck (S01E02)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Crannog of Loch Tay (S07E04)
• Fin Cop fort (S02E03)
• Pocklington square burrows and chariot burial (S07E04)
• Chiseldon cauldrons (S02E03)
• Iron Age settlement of Winterborne Kingston (S04E01)
• Grouville Hoard of Coriosolite coins from Jersey (S05E01)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Bloomberg Roman wooden London (S06E02)
• Vindolanda excavation under one of the barracks (S06E03)
• Roman siege forts at Burnswark Hill (S05E02)
• Mysterious remains of 97 Roman newborns near Hambleden (S02E01)
• Frome Roman coins Hoard (S01E01)
• Great Whelnetham Roman slave cemetery (S07E03)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Barrow Clump Anglo-Saxon cemetery (S07E02)
• Lyminge Anglo-Saxon royal hall (S03E01)
• Staffordshire Hoard conservation (S04E01)
• Anglo-Saxon minster near Berkeley Castle (S08E01)
• Watlington Hoard (S05E03)
• Possible victims of St Brice's Day massacre (S02E02)

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Rutland Roman villa with an Iliad Mosaic on the Triclinium floor discovered in a crop field near Stamford
• 7th century Anglo-Saxon burial site in Deal, only 350m northeast of the Mill Hill Anglo-Saxon cemetery
• Guthlac's Hermitage near Crowland
• Vita Sancti Guthlaci
• Malt house in Anglo-Saxon settlement near Sedgeford
• Ale brewing reconstruction

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Stoke Mandeville's remnants of St Mary the Virgin church
• Salisbury Plain Bronze Age post holes
• Reconstruction of roundhouse at Butser Ancient Farm
• Roman bathhouse near the Silchester Roman Town
• London's Iron Age settlement in Barn Elms
• Mesolithic DNA sample from the Solent

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Richmond Castle medieval layer
• Neolithic Tresness Chambered Tomb on Sanday
• Prestonpans cart wagon railway
• Roman vicus associated with the Navio Roman Fort in the lead producing Hope Valley
• Roman lead water pipe reconstruction
• Industrial Revolution Trinity Burial Ground in Hull

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Suspected Knights Hospitaller Manor farm in Castle Hill Country Park near Leicester
• UK's largest Ichthyosaur discovered in Rutland Water
• 70 burials of Anglo-Saxons in Croft Gardens, Cambridge
• Analysis of Croft Gardens finds
• Roman period findings from 2017 excavation in Leicester
• Iron Age and Roman period settlements in Blackgrounds

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Roman settlement near Mendip Hills
• Dating of Cerne Abbas Giant
• Child burials near Whitesands Bay
• Whitesands Bay children skeletons analysis
• 7th century Salisbury Plain
• Excavation of remnants of Bristol Beaufort AW271 near Ballykelly

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Settlement outside of Birdoswald Roman Fort near Gilsland
• Roman Wooden figure from excavation along HS2 route in Buckinghamshire
• Pictish settlement near Burghead
• Finds from the time of Industrial Revolution under the car park Packer Street, Rochdale
• Famine road near Enniskillen
• History of Parliament response to the Great Famine of Ireland
• Bronze Age log coffin from Tetney Golf Club near Grimsby
• Medieval burial ground under planned tram line in Leith

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Roman settlement on Stane Street in Bishop's Stortford
• Anglo-Saxon monastic settlement of Cynethryth in Cookham
• Recovery of the timber from a ship probably from Tudor period near Dungeness
• Dendrochronology analysis of timber from Dungeness
• Buildings of the mint in the Tower of London
• Reconstruction of impure Henry VIII coinage
• Winterbourne Kingston Iron Age graves

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Vicinity of the neolithic dolmen called Arthur's Stone near Dorstone
• Cobalt mine near Alderley Edge
• European ceramics from Plymouth
• Probably Friary of Saint Saviour in Haverfordwest
• Neolithic settlement near Derry

Sites and archaeology featured:

• HS2 excavation of gatehouse remains on the site of Elizabethan Coleshill Manor, Warwickshire
• Harpole Treasure
• Iron Age Enderby Bark Shield[4] found at Everards Meadows
• Bark shield construction techniques
• Decapitated Roman deviant burials near St Neots
• Moat of Sheffield Castle
• Bronze Age mound in Oxford

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Potential Norman hunting lodge in Lower Hazel, Gloucestershire dating to The Anarchy
• Nautical Archaeology Society identifies a wreck off the coast of Eastbourne as the Dutch merchant ship Klein Hollandia, sunk in 1672
• National Trust excavates the Neolithic Flagstones Enclosure in the grounds of Max Gate, Dorchester
• Maumbury Rings
• Roman marching camp in Roche, Cornwall, UK's westernmost Roman camp found to date
• Large concentration of Iron Age grain storage pits in Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire dating to the 1st century BC
• Mysterious sinkhole in East Kennett surrounded in the 4th century with sarsen stones by Romans, possibly as a religious feature

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Rutland Roman villa complex of buildings
• Mesolithic finds on ancient island near Scarborough
• Tudor fortress in Kingston upon Hull
• Flint finds in field near Harlaxton
• Iron Age long brooch examination
• Pots from Must Farm Bronze Age settlement

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Mesolithic flint finds on Islay
• Remains of Isabel German from All Saints Fishergate in York
• Neolithic saltern near Street House Farm, Loftus
• Excavation of Piermaster's Green Liverpool
• Medieval palace complex of Auckland Castle
• Iron Age hillforts in Holyrood Park

Northern Britain

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Largest known building on Hadrian's Wall, the Petriana bathhouse of emperor Septimius Severus in Carlisle
• Pictish fortress on the summit of Mither Tap in Bennachie Hills
• Medieval pilgrim offerings to Saint Cuthbert thrown into the River Wear from the Elvet Bridge in Durham
• Abandoned Anglo-Saxon village near East Heslerton linked by tephra deposits to the eruption of Icelandic volcano Askja during the Late Antique Little Ice Age
• Norman bailey earthworks in the woods of Lowther Castle dating to the Norman conquest of Cumbria

Central England

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Late Roman rural site at RAF Alconbury airbase with a large number of pottery and household objects, that were deliberately buried as suspected votive offerings during a time of crisis
• 7th-century Anglo-Saxon grave site near New Alresford potentially marking a transition from paganism to Christianity, with the dead laid facing West as in the Christian custom, but still having limited number of grave goods, like knives or a rare gold pendant
• Excavation of the ruined 12th-century Ankerwycke Priory of Benedictine nuns, showing that the surface walls are not a later folly, but remains of a refectory
• Restoration of the Old Black Lion pub in Northampton, first documented as a coaching inn early in the 18th century, has uncovered remains of bread ovens from a suspected earlier bakery on the site
• Dig outside Leicester Cathedral uncovers a Roman sunken room with painted wall plaster fragments and a portable altar, possibly a late 3rd-century private shrine

Western Britain

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Excavations inside the Decorated Gothic ruins of Tintern Abbey, prior to their conservation, uncover post-dissolution burials of two children in an unusual high-status area outside the abbey east wall, and a shallow grave next to the southern entrance holding a crouched woman with a congenital facial deformation, testifying to the continued use of the site even after it was deconsecrated and stripped for materials
• Mesolithic footprints and 7,000-year-old stakes from a V-shaped fish trap are recorded on the Severn Estuary intertidal mudflats near Goldcliff, after they are uncovered by storms and before being lost to continued erosion
• Digs near the Norman Fonmon Castle reveal a rare early medieval cemetery settlement dating to the 6th-7th century. The cemetery is enclosed by a ditched bank and shows signs of secular activity, like blacksmith slag or pottery shreds and charred animal bones from feasting, all taking place among the burials, a practice similar to sites of the same period in Ireland
• Community dig in Siston finds stone foundations of an early medieval site with good metal preservation of stirrups, arrowheads and buckles due to the alkaline soil. The site was originally surrounded by a circular bank and so could have started as a monastic settlement, but later transitioned to a farmstead
• An Iron Age banjo enclosure dating back 2,200 years, uncovered during work on the A417 road 5 miles south of Cheltenham, yields one central crouched burial, animal bones and pottery shards pointing to feasting, but no signs of occupation

Eastern England

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Ermine Street Bracebridge Heath ouskirts of Lincoln
• Early medieval burials in Lincolnshire wolds, Lincolnshire
• Iron Age hillfort near Warham
• Roman potery and dodecahedron from Norton Disney
• Ruins of Elsyng Palace in grounds of Forty Hall manor house in Enfield, north London
• Search dig for mass burial in the grounds of Hougoumont Farm near Waterloo, Belgium

Southern England

Sites and archaeology featured:

• North Kent Marshes madlock leather objects
• Leather shoe reconstruction
• Paleolithic handaxes Maritime Academy Med Valley Gillingham
• Neolithic remnant of the ovalbarrow and the stone circle near Tenants Hill
• Roman Town ruins near Exeter Cathedral
• Medieval shipyard in Smallhythe
• II World War artillery guns inplacements and installation Fan Bay, Dover

Western Britain

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Medieval Snodhill Castle
• Early Medieval mosaic in Chedworth roman villa
• Stone roundhouse in Iron Age promontory fort, Caerfai Bay near St Davids
• "Oldest house" of Cardiff from Bronze Age
• Modern remains and medieval roots of deserted village of Imber

East of Britain

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Anglo-Saxon burial ground south of the Cantenbury (director of the excavation Duncan Sayer, site supervisor Jemma Sweeney)
• Excavation in Leiston ahead of contruction of the powerplant with the hoard of early medieval coins (Jo Caruth, coin expert Alexander Bliss)
• Remnant of the Icini tribe roman villa near Norton (director of the excavation Kevin MaDonald)
• Roman period cemetary with sarcophagus from the vicinity of Peterborough
• 17th century wreck of a ship called London near Southend-on-sea

Central

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Dinosaur trackways in quarry near Bicester
• Roman period villa in the field near Kettering
• Iron Age settlements on A428 near St. Neots
• Tabbaco use research on the bodies from early modern period found near Leister Cathedral
• Roman period archeology on the Chester House estate in Irchester

Islands

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Neolithic tomb on the Orkney Islands
• Great War's USS Jacob Jones shipwreck near the coasts of the Isles of Scilly
• Neanderthals tools at vicinity of the Seymour tower 2 miles from the coast of the Island of Jersey
• Excavation at Kame of Isbister on the Shetland Island
• Iron Age Cairn Broch on the island of South Ronaldsay

North

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Fundaments of Haselrig's mansion Bishop Auckland
• Community dig in Millom started because of 6 axe-heads from Bronze Age
• Roman coin moulds Castleford
• Pictish stone from Kilmadock
• Ancient DNA from medieval cemetary at Poulten

West

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Roman villa and possibly temple at Grove
• Bridle parts found in RAF Valley in Wales
• Hunt for Monastery in Llantwit Major
• Findings of global trading from 17th century in Ilfracombe
• Roman period building near Cheltenham at A417
• Industrial revolution mill in Bristol

South

Sites and archaeology featured:

• Columnbjohn Manor House in Killerton
• Roman period cemetary which included bed burial London
• Romani compound in Thorney Hill
• Roman pottery manufacture at Arne
• New excavation at Burrow Island known also as Rat Island