Agincourt Battlefield Archaeology Project

A fantastic piece of research filming. This is important work. I first met Joe many years ago at Towton when he was a lad learning his craft. He has grown up shooting these bows and it shows. Toby and I joined Prof. Anne Curry to visit the Agincourt 600 special anniversary event at the Tower of London. Toby is one of the foremost experts on medieval armour. Thanks to their work we are getting more factual data about the weapons used on battlefields like Agincourt and Towton.

MEDIEVAL ARMOUR TESTED! - Arrows vs Amour 2 160lbs ENGLISH WARBOW shoots FULL WEIGHT MEDIEVAL ARROWS at reproduced MEDIEVAL ARMOUR. Find out what happens!‘Arrows vs Armour’ is back and we are shooting ...

Some of our excavations in 2007 ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qImAwQ9NW3M

Excavating at the calvary on the Agincourt Battlefield 2007 In 2007 we excavated a series of trenches on the site of the calvary on the Agincourt battlefield in France looking for evidence of the battle. One shallow t...

I have opened a new Youtube page with several videos of our work at Agincourt. I hope you enjoy them. Please like and subscribe if you do so you can see more. Here is the link.

Tim Sutherland - Archaeologist - YouTube Tim began his archaeological career in 1985. Since then he has worked around the world on many forms of archaeological sites gaining a vast amount of experie...

Michael Livingston Agincourt Review When Anglophone readers think of medieval battles there are probably three that spring to mind for most: Hastings, Agincourt and Bosworth. Of these three, Agincourt is probably the least controversial. The story is well known, immortalised by

Finding arrows on the Agincourt battlefield

2002 Part Time Team Film 5 Tim Sutherland finds an arrow on the Agincourt Battlefield PART-TIME TEAM 2002 Film 5In 2002 archaeologist Tim Sutherland and metal detectorist Simon Richardson, were asked to go to the battlefield of Agincourt, Fran...