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Digging For Fossils In The Dinosaur Capital Of America | Dinosaur Hunt: A Time Team Special

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I have found fossils and bones in my search for nice rocks to collect I keep them safe and never once thought to sell them
Comment from : @Koakoa45

i need that dinosaur book he had
Comment from : @organgrl0

Phil walks out of an airport with a trowl… how did he get through tsa with that? brbrIn my head the attendant knew who he was and couldn’t bear to part Leonardo DaVinci with a paint brush
Comment from : @valsptsd814

Terrible it's too late now, but they should have gone North into Canada, toward Drumhellar, Alberta as well That's the Dino path, all along the Rockies, North and South
Comment from : @Eowyn3Pride

How did I miss this?!😳br My favourite team members and a subject I love so much🙂br I have quite a few specimens I’ve curated I’m preserving them , I’ve bought a few also This isn’t a castle it’s geology and if it’s on private lands because theses areas are miles widebr I’m at a loss to understand that a find outside their professions territory is sacrilegious?!🫤br Sorry Phil, the fossils around us here in America that we collect add to the knowledge if legalized and recorded, these are finds that you would never know about…
Comment from : @devinangola3458

This United State is pronounced Mon Tan , (like sun TAN) Ah!
Comment from : @melissagenoff3107

Mon tan a
Comment from : @givemesomewine

You are so far off on the age of the dinosaurs, and you are teaching lies It was all conducted to appease the imagination of regular civilians, so when we were taxed to pay for this, the naivety sunk in for the uneducated Of course, the facts of the true history cannot be changed
Comment from : @MarthaLambeth-ws6oc

Nochmal, wir das Deutsche Volk oder Bürger verstehen kein einziges Wort brWir möchten es mit bekommen was hier erzählt wird brWir haben das Recht auch um es zu verstehen brBitte auf Deutsch kommentieren oder sprechen
Comment from : @augeauge6227

I wonder how long it took for those Montanans to figure out what "summat" meant?
Comment from : @gregedmand9939

90s to 2000 is the most interesting part of dinosaurs fossil finding, I hope I can see the documentary of that time Your documentary reminds me of that time Very nice excited time of Dino fossils , documentary and even movies ❤
Comment from : @devindersingh3045

Blast, I thought this was another one!
Comment from : @therealjamespickering

damn
Comment from : @RT7aa

A lot of this is trash These 'scientists' are promoting a lie
Comment from : @rick4790

It's crazy how good these people are at identifying fossils I would just see rocks, but they see a specific bone from a specific dinosaur Very impressive
Comment from : @Stl10699

I swear, every paleontology video I watch was filmed in the 90's or early 2000's I love it
Comment from : @Stl10699

I like that the pictures aren’t AI
Comment from : @anthonystevens-gm6uh

You have to bag a few to sell fossil auction A Cat skull get you 500$ bucks But they’ll tell you we have better things to do than look at a pig in bag
Comment from : @DannyHood-j

I have the book that they saw Albertosaurus in! I was pretty happy to see that
Comment from : @andyc4295

Good stuff my Friend, liked the real pointy drill/perforator Have found a couple like that I pick up every feather I find,all birds Always enjoy👍🪶
Comment from : @chriskeenumhighhopesoutdoors

I want to be a protagonist!
Comment from : @kimberlykalenske7645

4:14 This is my dream
Comment from : @JarodFarrant

No wonder why Brits got kicked out
Comment from : @LioF20

You do FLOG off the finds Phil but to a museum or university
Comment from : @HoodaThunkit-sj3lk

Tony is it wrong for Museums to take dino bones to their own countires? Museums are bigger thieves than that little old lady you brow beat! You have a double standard Tony
Comment from : @HoodaThunkit-sj3lk

Who gives a hoot about Digging Up Bones of dinosaurs it's not like it's people
Comment from : @nline2blast722

Man, I knew I recognized him Didn't this guy play Baldrick in Blackadder? Or am I completely off the mark?
Comment from : @Spika94

Phil needs a haircut Seriously
Comment from : @palerider964

Wow This is a lil different change of pace If Tony and Phil are in it it's gotta be good
Comment from : @TravisBrady-wn8fr

A small town in Britain looks quaint ours look like people live there😊
Comment from : @PaulMahon-w2b

Nice documentary This is the first time I've seen it
Comment from : @blaircolquhoun7780

The dude in eastern Montana lies to Phil those rattlers will spring a hight above his boots! Which tells me if this dude knows nothing about something that is living in our time, how on earth is he to know anything about creatures from millions of years ago?brAs far as that Dave dude that collects money for people to dig for him and his mother, They flat out lied on camera about not selling from their digs!brPersonally I have no issue with owning a fossil, for me it's something personal enjoy like when I rock hound or collect sea shells However I absolutely believe in logging everything possible about bone finds Pics, exact location and position, anything surrounding item, and such
Comment from : @Giggles56

Thanks for posting
Comment from : @jonathaneffemey944

Does anyone know the name of the dinosaur book they are using as a source? brThey are using as a source for dinosaurs? The book that is
Comment from : @allen2905

I was waiting for Tony's intro, and it never happened It would just be a simple we are across the pond in Montana to find dinosaurs and we have only 3 days to do it
Comment from : @stevethomas9320

I adore this channel I hope we get more prehistoric documentaries from you
Comment from : @Jarod-vg9wq

I was happy to see the Time Team visit my state and to meet Jack Horner He's a legendary Montanan His work withe the Museum of the Rockies (I was there last week) was phenomenal
Comment from : @rhiahlMT

Rest in Peace, Bob It was an honor digging by your side
Comment from : @RhonwenBear

Oof Butvar (the stuff in the mustard bottle really burns the sinuses if you get a whiff of it) Nice to see people at the dig I know
Comment from : @RhonwenBear

I remember watching this years ago, but I had to watch it again!
Comment from : @justdoingitjim7095

Idk if its the way he pronounces montana or the little brittish phrases with banjo music but this was so entertaining beyond just the educational factor 😂
Comment from : @animanga103

Ya want Dinosaurs?brGo to Drumheller Alberta brLovely townbrLovely Royal Tyrell Museum
Comment from : @1joshjosh1

“Mohntahnah” 😂
Comment from : @BriarRouge

Love Tony and Phil What a great adventure
Comment from : @terryt1643

Phil has gone Indiana Jones “ IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!!” 😂😂
Comment from : @kasie680

"MonTARNA" LOL Mon-Tana like Banana "nana" sound
Comment from : @officialHbTcs

Welcome to my home state Born and raised in and around Billings, Montana
Comment from : @ladanaknupp9061

I was going to say you should come to Australia to dig for dinosaurs but if Phil is terrified of snakes probably not a good idea
Comment from : @ghighiannemorrison4922

Id have loved to be there 1 year after impact, see what really happened (meaning with my own eyes) Space and history are the two things I would have loved to explore if it was possible
Comment from : @pompommania

Phil: "Is that your bone?"brbrTony: "In a manner of speaking"brbrlol
Comment from : @scotchleaf

Did you rehearse in order to make this so boring?? Whew! Best of luck, but maybe come up with a different format?
Comment from : @PacoOtis

น้ำตาจะไหลฟังไม่ออก😅😅😅
Comment from : @ningnatthanaphon2625

It's sad that paleontologists are so main stream in their ideas and are forced to stick to the accepted model of timelines and ages and conditions Dinosaur bones that have been carbon dated over the last 50 years show them to be no more than 50,000 years old and they still have collagen and blood cells in them and real bone material THey have DNA and proteins that cannot survive 1 million years Dr Jack Horner is one of those who refuse to test the age of the bone because it will turn over his entire apple cart on soil and rock dates and the age of dinosaurs as well as human history
Comment from : @TheWadetube

kudos to you guysthis is not a hobby for a lazy person
Comment from : @adeleyefiyinfoluwa5976

I love that you guys are in the USA But when you get back to the UK They mudlarming with Si Finds OK
Comment from : @cathywigley5720

I'd watched The Hunt For The Great American Dinosaurs Cemeteries | Time Team | Absolute History, which was exactly the same as this one I loved watching it a second time, though
Comment from : @yiy3429

Being an American, it's really obvious to tell the difference between British and American personality I've watched Time Team in excess, all of their excitement is very uplifting I'm not saying we're all this way but this episode does not give a good representation
Comment from : @200shells

So glad to see Tony and Phil in my neck of the woods!
Comment from : @thelostone6981

Geez, Mr Tony, get your facts straight Montana is not "about the size of England" Montana is 147,040 square miles England is 50,301 square miles How can you get that so wrong???
Comment from : @catherinelw9365

What abt the Alberta badlands?? Alberta is in Canada like, you know, part of the Commonwealth??? 😡😡
Comment from : @alix5514

A knobbly thing? 'A big blue wobbly thing' from Dr Johnson's dictionary? Ha Ha!
Comment from : @scottzema3103

i'll 100 buy one, what a bunch of killjoy sods
Comment from : @brettbaxter334

He said "mon-ton-ah" 😂
Comment from : @courtneyriley185

So happy to see the guys in old USA😊 Welcome🎉 Even tho it was 20 some years ago 😢 I never tire of seeing them❤
Comment from : @52daa

The so called dino killer is a repurposed leaf spring from an automobile made into a wedge They make great geological tools because of their spring, you pound them in and they just pop rock apart Didn't know they used them in paleontology as well
Comment from : @ant-1382

The hunt to Indoctrinate more Sheeple into believing this BS
Comment from : @davidsheckler4450

Shady business It is very sad to sell on open, most black market But, this happens all over Big market
Comment from : @LucyKDiamond

I loved the surprise on their faces when they saw the ‘this is one I prepared earlier’ foot
Comment from : @sallyannchappell5671

I watched a real estate video online recently The California mansion priced in the $60 million dollar range was amazing to behold And what was absolutely unique was a part of the offiering One aspect of the mansion's decor was a beautifully mounted set of dinosaur bones of a creature about seven foot long And we are told it alone is worth millions Personally I would rather see it in a museum
Comment from : @classicalaid1

wwwnpsgov/dino/planyourvisit/quarry-exhibit-hallhtm
Comment from : @tomcorcoran8726

Englishman's funny choice of music for a trip to Montana Like bagpipes for a visit to Portsmouth
Comment from : @yossarian451

I just can't get over how he keeps saying montana
Comment from : @renyoung1955

He said Montana like Mawntawna
Comment from : @SandwichMan1764

they have enough bones in museum basements that they will never get around to studying nor will the public ever see so I have no problem with some being sold
Comment from : @grimmevol4344

My favorite part: Phil and Tony singing the 1964 hit, "A World Without Love" It was a "fab" rendition I love the rapport the people on this show enjoy
Comment from : @susanfox-mx3nv

Montana is far from “empty” It’s still a vibrant ecosystem of fantastic beasts just not very large ones any more
Comment from : @papwithanhatchet902

I have watched all of the digs they've done with their series But this is the one that seems the most "fun" Something new for them to explore And they seem to really enjoy it Especially Phil 😊 To me this is one of their top 10 digs ever
Comment from : @mimiv3088

Damn u wouldn't be able to just let people onto sites anymore They'd destroy it for clout
Comment from : @user-ld8mb1ep5m

Never heard anyone pronounce Montana this way 😊
Comment from : @natewexler

Tony and Phill visit my home state!
Comment from : @mikebauer6917

As an American I got so excited when I saw Time Team were in the USA! I’m only disappointed I didn’t know at the time that they were here I absolutely love this show, and am glad they were able to do some excavating on ‘our’ soil
Comment from : @susancady2581

Capitalism I love it Those specimens would have been lost to rain or ranchers or farmers Why not? Better than the government owning it
Comment from : @TattoosAndGin

i just love time team, these guys are just so adorable and yet make curious topics even more interesting to learn about Like i actually want to listen to what they wanna say
Comment from : @bumblebxnny

I just bought a dinosaur tooth online It's pride of place in our house I've always wanted to own part of a dinosaur and could not be happier with it
Comment from : @gidgitvonlarue9972