Time Team - S16E04: Toga Town - Caerwent, South Wales

Name: Toga Town - Caerwent, South Wales
Genre: Documentary, Mystery
Released: 2009-01-25
Duration: 50 min

Jan 25, 2009Documentary, MysterySeason 16, Episode 4

Caerwent is the best-preserved Roman town in Britain. Laid out on a grid pattern, it has 20 blocks within its walls, which still stand at heights of up to five metres in places. Previous excavations have uncovered roads, temples, shops, baths, houses and villas, as well as the forum and basilica, the town's political centre.

Cast: Tony Robinson, Phil Harding, John Gater, Stewart Ainsworth, Mick Aston, Helen Geake, Victor Ambrus, Henry Chapman

All Episodes - Season 16

01The Trouble with Temples - Friars Wash, HertfordshireJan 04, 2009 02The Wedding Present - Scargill Castle, County DurhamJan 11, 2009 03Heroes’ Hill - Knockdhu, County AntrimJan 18, 2009 04Toga Town - Caerwent, South WalesJan 25, 2009 05Blood, Sweat and Beers - Rise Hill, CumbriaFeb 01, 2009 06Buried Bishops and Belfries - Salisbury Cathedral, WiltshireFeb 08, 2009 07Anarchy in the UK - Radcot, OxfordshireFeb 15, 2009 08Mystery of the Ice Cream Villa - Colworth, BedfordshireFeb 22, 2009 09Hermit Harbour - Looe, CornwallMar 01, 2009 10Called to the Bar - Lincoln’s Inn, LondonMar 08, 2009 11Beacon on the Fens - Chapel Head, CambridgeshireMar 15, 2009 12The Hollow Way - Ulnaby, County DurhamMar 22, 2009 13Skeletons in the Shed - Blythburgh, SuffolkMar 29, 2009

Time Team S16E04 Synopsis

Time Team "Toga Town - Caerwent, South Wales" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2009-01-25, this episode is part of Season 16 of Time Team. Featuring performances from Tony Robinson, Phil Harding, John Gater among the cast. With a runtime of 50m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary and Mystery series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Caerwent is the best-preserved Roman town in Britain. Laid out on a grid pattern, it has 20 blocks within its walls, which still stand at heights of up to five metres in places. Previous excavations have uncovered roads, temples, shops, baths, houses...