Archaeology Night on BBC4

[Beardstroker]

The Sinister Vicar was indeed The Master in disguise and was known as Mr Magister.

[8D]

*Is too old to give a damn about tbeing thought a geek*

[gumbo]

Ah, a cunning disguise!

[tom wilson]

Superb stuff. I never knew that trowels can also be used to scare off gargoyles.

[BAJR Host]

Gawd this is good stuff...

so many pipes and ciggies!! women cooking, workies scraping away... ahhhhhhhh the good old days (just kidding)

heres a thought... apart from the plus fours I need to buy.... is the introduction of the trowel in to British Archaeology due to the tool being the one used by tradesman/brickies... who obviously were the 'diggers' of early archaeology?

"No job worth doing was ever done on time or under budget.."
Khufu

[Curator Kid]

Good picture Mr. Hosty. "...Chap with wings. Five rounds rapid!" Class :face-approve:

[BAJR Host]

i'm off to a hillfort to whack a jolly ol' tench through it!

"No job worth doing was ever done on time or under budget.."
Khufu

[BAJR Host]

nice bit of stretchy body suit... can I get one!

"No job worth doing was ever done on time or under budget.."
Khufu

[medi-evil]

Mortimer Wheeler seemed mad as a brush, no mention of his celebrity wife-beater status or cutting comments on Indians. Particularly enjoyed his description of the naked dancing girl statue, "Yes, a girl of fifteen..."

[monitor lizard]

I missed the Silbury Hill programme - was it good?

ML

[historic building]

Like the hill it was a bit hollow.