TIME TEAM AMERICA - The Team

Part extreme adventure, part hard science and part reality show, TIME TEAM AMERICA takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. In each episode, the show’s team of top scientists has three days to uncover the buried secrets of an assigned dig.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Chelsea Rose

Part extreme adventure, part hard science and part reality show, TIME TEAM AMERICA takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. In each episode, the show’s team of top scientists has three days to uncover the buried secrets of its assigned dig. Pictured: TIME TEAM AMERICA’s lead digger Chelsea Rose at work at Fort Raleigh. The team descended on the site to explore the mystery of the lost colony of Roanoke Island.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Fort James, South Dakota - Eric Deetz

TIME TEAM AMERICA archaeologist Eric Deetz at Fort James, South Dakota.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Colin Campbell

Part extreme adventure, part hard science and part reality show, TIME TEAM AMERICA takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. In each episode, the show’s team of top scientists has three days to uncover the buried secrets of an assigned dig. TIME TEAM AMERICA host Colin Campbell (pictured) is also an artist. Putting pen to paper, he helps viewers imagine the past.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Julie Schablitsky

Part extreme adventure, part hard science and part reality show, TIME TEAM AMERICA takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. In each episode, the show’s team of top scientists has three days to uncover the buried secrets of an assigned dig. TIME TEAM AMERICA member Dr. Julie Schablitsky (pictured) is an archaeologist on the faculty at the University of Oregon. Her past archaeological experience includes exploring the remains of the famed Donner Party in the American West.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Range Creek, Utah - Joe Watkins

TIME TEAM AMERICA archaeologist Dr. Joe Watkins examines a toy papoose found at Range Creek, Utah. The team trekked to the remote site to excavate pit houses and granaries built by the Fremont Indians 1,000 years ago.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Adrien Hannus

Part extreme adventure, part hard science and part reality show, TIME TEAM AMERICA takes viewers deep into the trenches of America’s most intriguing archaeological sites. In each episode, the show’s team of top scientists has three days to uncover the buried secrets of an assigned dig. Dr. Adrien Hannus (pictured) guides the team’s on-site research as TIME TEAM AMERICA’s chief investigator. His specialty is Great Plains archaeology.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Fort Raleigh, North Carolina - Meg Watters

Dr. Meg Watters, TIME TEAM AMERICA’s geophysicist, uses ground-penetrating radar to scan beneath the soil for evidence of the lost colony at Roanoke Island.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Fort James, South Dakota - Joe Watkins, Chelsea Rose and Julie Schablitsky

TIME TEAM AMERICA archaeologists Dr. Joe Watkins (left) and Dr. Julie Schablitsky (right) with lead digger Chelsea Rose (center) at Fort James, South Dakota.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Fort Raleigh, North Carolina - Chelsea Rose and Jeff Brown

TIME TEAM AMERICA digging team leader Chelsea Rose and digging team member Jeff Brown carefully sift through the soil as they excavate at Fort Raleigh National Park on Roanoke Island. In addition to searching for artifacts, they are looking for subtle differences in soil texture that would indicate decayed wooden structures built by Roanoke’s legendary lost colonists.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Topper, South Carolina - Chelsea Rose

TIME TEAM AMERICA's digging team leader Chelsea Rose excavates in rock-hard soil at Topper, South Carolina, searching for signs that people made stone tools here more than 20,000 years ago.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Fort James, South Dakota - Fort James site

PBS’ TIME TEAM AMERICA excavates the corner of a frontier fort built by the U.S. Cavalry in 1865 to protect settlers in what is now South Dakota.

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Time Team America, The Series

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Episode 101 Fort Raleigh, North Carolina (7/8/09)

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Episode 102 Topper, South Carolina (7/15/09)

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Episode 103 New Philadelphia, Illinois (7/22/09)

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Episode 104 Range Creek, Utah (7/29/09)

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TIME TEAM AMERICA - Episode 105 Fort James, South Dakota (8/5/09)

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