Roman Found, authors of the “uplifting” (Lara Maiklem) “guide-that’s-not-a-guide” Things We Found in the Ground, have just made an appearance on BBC Radio Lincolnshire to coincide with the publication day of their debut.

Their live segment aired from 11:36 to 11:45.

They discussed the relationships that they’ve cultivated with their community as a result of the hobby, their favourite finds in their metal-detecting journey so far and what’s on their metal-detecting bucket lists.

Don’t miss the chance to hear their words; listen to their interview here.

In this guide-that’s-not-a-guide, metal detectorist cousins Ellie and Lucie explore their local landscape, getting to grips with the hobby, history and themselves along the way.

Beginning with their first meeting in over 20 years at their grandfather’s home in Lincolnshire, the two cousins – Eleanor and Lucilla – quickly learn that each has a fascination with unearthing historic artifacts, which will set them off on their metal detecting journey…

Over many weeks and months spent digging countless holes, the pair make startling discoveries: about the objects they find and what they tell us about our ancestors, about themselves and who they are as people, and about the power of community, as they forge connections with local villagers, detectorists and history lovers along the way.

This charming tale of (self-)discovery will capture the hearts and minds of those seeking escapism through the buried history that we walk over every day.

Things We Found in the Ground is out now. Grab your copy here or, better, via your local bookstore and bookshop.org.

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