Helen Geake

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

Today, the search for the remains of a fallen US airman.

Exciting new Roman research.

And Time Team's creator on how you can carry out archaeology in your own community.

So we will do that very, very soon.

Also today, if you're interested in Second World War history, you're going to really enjoy learning about the work archaeologists have been doing in West Yorkshire.

Yes, they've been trying to locate the remains of a missing US airman whose plane crashed in 1944.

And it's important work, especially because of how much it means to the relatives of that airman, who are still looking for answers over eight decades on.

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[cheering] Yes, hello, and welcome to the Time Team Podcast with Helen Geake and Martyn Williams.

And wow, it is so lovely to see so many faces.

Hello, audience.

And many of the audience, by the way, live locally, uh, and they're quite rightly nosy really about the excavation happening in their city.

So let's say hello to our panel.

Of course, we've got Helen Geake.

We've also got, please welcome Matt Williams.

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Yes, hello, and welcome to the Time Team Podcast with Martin Williamson, Helen Geake, and here we are in Lincoln.

And we are standing right next to the trenches that we're working on in South Common.

What's it feel like to be here?