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Diana, you would be chucking their clothes out of the window.

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Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast from BBC History Magazine and BBC History Reveal.

I'm Ellie Cawthorne.

Britain is a land full of lost settlements, villages, towns and even cities.

In his new book, Shadowlands, a journey through Lost Britain,

historian Matthew Green explores some of these bygone places and considers why and how they disappeared. Dave Musgrove put in a call to Matthew to find out more. He started

by asking Matthew how he chose the lost places that feature in the book. I look at 10 of them

in the book. There are in fact

a lot more, but I didn't want it to turn into an encyclopedia. I can have curated 10 memorable

stations on what I call my itinerary of destruction. And I wanted to look at, you know,

you might be like, well, how do you know which ones to include? I had quite a strict metric, which was I wanted to look at, you know, you might be like, well, how do you know which ones to include?

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