<div> <strong>Ever hunted for fossils on a beach and felt like you might actually find something? <br></strong><br>Rosie heads to the Isle of Wight to the scene of the most complete dinosaur discovery in the UK in a hundred years. </div><br><div> <p>She’s joined by Dr Jeremy Lockwood, part of the original dig team and now casually known as a “namer of dinosaurs,” as they retrace how this once‑buried giant came back into the light. </p><p><strong>Production:</strong> <br><strong>Host: </strong>Rosie Holdsworth <br><strong>Producer:</strong> Claire Hickinbotham <br><strong>Sound Recordist: </strong>Nikki Ruck <br><strong>Sound Designer:</strong> Jesus Gomez </p></div><br><div> <strong>With thanks to Dr Jeremy Lockwood </strong> </div><br><div>Rosie and Jeremy went for the dinosaur walk at <a href="https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/isle-of-wight/compton-bay-and-downs">Compton Bay and Downs | Isle of Wight | National Trust</a>  <br>They parked at <a href="https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/isle-of-wight/compton-bay-and-downs/compton-car-park---more-information#rt-compton-bay-hanover-point-car-park">Compton car parking information | National Trust</a>  <br>You can see Comptonatus Chasei at the Dinosaur Isle Museum on the Isle of Wight. <br><a href="https://www.dinosaurisle.com/">Welcome to Dinosaur Isle - Dinosaur Isle Museum</a> </div><br><br><div> <em>If you'd like to get in touch with feedback, or have a story connected with the National Trust, you can contact us at [email protected]</em> </div>