Spring is in the air, everything is bathed in sunlight and looks a little golden - even that suspicious metal edge in the dark clay...

In this stunning episode George and Paul return to a field that was home to a Roman farm some 2,000 years ago. This time though, the boys scramble through the hedgerow to explore the greener grass on the other side and what they discover rewrites the landscape in the most spectacular way possible.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

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Also we're on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelandroverspodcast

And check out our behind the scenes videos on YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

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Paul's JustGiving page, as well as all the information about Well Child (the charity he's running the Marathon for) is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/paul-runs-the-marathon?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

If you enjoy our podcast, please leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new listeners and spread the word!

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

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'Ides of March' and 'Lantern Light' Instrumentals by Alsever Lake

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To celebrate the big 3-0 (episodes, not the number of stones Paul pockets every hunt), the boys return to land where they discovered a stunning silver coin of Severus Alexander in Episode 2.

But a chance meeting with the farmer sends them somewhere new - land next to a medieval church that’s never been detected.

Expect mysterious finds, Suffolk in spring, and George revealing a recent discovery that leaves Paul speechless.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

Also we're on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelandroverspodcast

And check out our behind the scenes videos on YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

🔗 Links in bio

Paul's JustGiving page, as well as all the information about Well Child (the charity he's running the Marathon for) is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/paul-runs-the-marathon?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

If you enjoy our podcast, please leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new listeners and spread the word!

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Ides of March' and 'Lantern Light' Instrumentals by Alsever Lake

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It’s back to the Bronze Age field where George found the tip of a spear last episode - and now it’s up to the boys to unravel the mystery.

But with mist rolling across the valley and an ancient stream babbling nearby, the mysteries of this landscape seem only to deepen…

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

Also we're on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelandroverspodcast

And check out our behind the scenes videos on YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

🔗 Links in bio

Paul's JustGiving page, as well as all the information about Well Child (the charity he's running the London Marathon for) is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/paul-runs-the-marathon?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

If you enjoy our podcast, please do leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new listeners and spread the word!

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Ides of March' and 'Lantern Light' Instrumentals by Alsever Lake

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An old map, and shadowy echos of shapes in a new field that runs down to an ancient stream in one direction and a major Roman road in the other. What’s not to love?

Well - the wind, the mud, and the temperature to be honest. But they say perseverance is the secret to all triumphs - and it certainly reveals a few secrets in this episode…

Paul's JustGiving page, as well as all the information about Well Child (the charity he's running the London Marathon for) is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/paul-runs-the-marathon?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

If you enjoy our podcast, please do leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new listeners.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

To see pictures of everything we talk about please follow us on Instagram: @thelandroverspodcast

Check out our behind the scenes videos on YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Ides of March' Instrumental by Alsever Lake

🔗 Links in bio

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Ides of March' Instrumental by Alsever Lake

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Getting together for the first time in 2026 is pretty epic for George and Paul - they've got some new land and a new land owner to manage, and it's someone quite close to home... Literally.

It’s George, who has just bought a house close to an amazing Roman site excavated by Basil Brown in 1949.

The signs are good, but what will they uncover in George's back garden?

Paul's JustGiving page, as well as all the information about Well Child (the charity he's running the London Marathon for) is here:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/paul-runs-the-marathon?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

If you enjoy our podcast, please do leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new listeners.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

To see pictures of everything we talk about please follow us on Instagram: @thelandroverspodcast

Check out our behind the scenes videos on YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Ides of March' Instrumental by Alsever Lake

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George and Paul are back at Red House Christmas tree farm still on the trail of those Saxons - and getting tantalisingly close.

News has recently broken of a huge Anglo-Saxon settlement discovered right next door to one of their fields - so they’re hopeful that they have found the haystack.

Can they now find the needle..?

If you enjoy our podcast, please do leave a 5 star review wherever you listen - it really helps us reach new ears!

Thank you once again to our friends at Red House House Farm here: https://www.redhousechristmas.com/

NEWS FLASH

Check out our YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

We will be posting short behind the scenes videos there for each episode. Check it out! We hope you’ll love them.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

And to see pictures of everything we talk about please follow us on Instagram: @thelandroverspodcast

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Lantern Light' Instrumental by Alsever Lake

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In this first Christmas special the boys hit some new land they’ve got permission for - and it doesn’t get any more Christmassy.

Red House Christmas tree farm sits in the heart of an ancient landscape. Saxon ship burials, early medieval villages, and lost windmills dot the landscape, but when they explore a mystery mound they find something totally unexpected, moving and a little more modern.

Thank you to our friends at Red House House Farm here: https://www.redhousechristmas.com/

NEWS FLASH

Check out our YouTube: The Land Rovers: A History Hunting Podcast.

We will be posting short behind the scenes videos there for each episode. Check it out! We hope you’ll love them.

Find links to us on all the podcast platforms by visiting our website:

https://shows.acast.com/the-land-rovers-a-history-hunting-podcast

And to see pictures of everything we talk about please follow us on Instagram: @thelandroverspodcast

Music used in this pod available at Soundstripe.

Written by Dustin Ransom. Performed and Produced by Heartland Nights.

and

'Lantern Light' Instrumental by Alsever Lake

🔗 Links in bio

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.