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It's hoped the discovery will help us understand what life was like in the Bronze Age.

What is an AT-ST from Star Wars doing on the side of the A38? Charlotte Cory finds out...

Hattie McCann meets members of the South Hams History Hunters as they trawl for objects

8. The play

The radio play of Christian Michell’s wartime script.

7. Preserving the legacy

The people and the places preserving the history of this story.

6. Voices of the evacuation

The voices of local people who experienced the evacuation.

5. The community returns

The community returns and the play reappears.

4. Sacrifice on the home front

The home front story and the military machine.

3. Fact and fiction

The search for the fact and the fiction of Red Earth.

2. Inspiration for a play

The inspiration for a play and the witness to the story.

1. A lost play and a forgotten writer

The discovery of a lost play and a forgotten writer

Over Here - The American GIs in WW2 Devon

Love, segregation and military manoeuvres in wartime Devon with Dr Harry Bennett

Joanna Southcott - The Exeter Prophetess

The Devon domestic servant who had a cult following of more than a hundred thousand.

Wounded In Action - Devon's WW1 Hospitals

Turning 66 sites across Devon into functioning wartime hospitals with Dr Julia Neville.

Behind Enemy Lines - a WW2 story of love, espionage and tragedy

Devon author Chris Robillard with a tale of spies killed behind enemy lines.

Fairies, Demons and Folk Medicine – Devon’s Male Witch

Professor Marion Gibson from the University of Exeter on John Walsh - a 1500s Witch

A Less Than Dickensian Devon Christmas

Dr Todd Gray on the demeaning practice of "gooding" in 1870s rural Devon.

Devon's Fortune Fabric - Mrs Treadwin's Lace Manufactory

RAMM volunteers Liz Trebble and Carol McFadzean on lace livelihoods, royalty & smuggling,

Margaret Partridge - The powerhouse who built powerhouses

The story of a pioneering Devon electrical engineer.