Natasha Billson Wiki, Age, Bio, Husband, Married, Instagram, Ethnicity, Archaeology

Natasha Billson Biography – Natasha Billson Wiki

Natasha Billson is a field Archaeologist, Vlogger, Voice-Over Artist, and Presenter. She is co-presenting The Great British Dig: History in Your Back Garden on More4. She is a frequent traveler to Kyiv, where she is a Voice-Over Artist and Presenter for the segment ‘Archaeology Time’ on ATV.

In The Great British Dig, actor and comedian Hugh Dennis is joined by an expert team of archaeologists to excavate back gardens around Britain, in an attempt to uncover the lost history buried beneath our lawns and flower beds – recruiting local people to get digging too. The experts joining Hugh Dennis on The Great British Dig are Dr. Chloe Duckworth, archaeological scientist and lecturer at Newcastle University, archaeologist Richard Taylor and field archaeologist Natasha Billson.

She hosts a LIVESTREAM YouTube show called ‘Archaeologists in Quarantine’ on her channel Behind the Trowel, as well as vlogging about historical/archaeological sites around the world and in particular Ukraine; where she is actively showcasing its culture and hidden treasures.

Natasha Billson Age

Natasha Billson’s age is unclear. She was born on May 8. Her year of birth is unclear. Her husband Aleksandr Dmytriev was born in 1984.

Natasha Billson Husband – Natasha Billson Married

Is Natasha Billson married? She is married to her husband Aleksandr Dmytriev.

Natasha Billson Instagram

Natasha’s Instagram is @tash_archaeo. Her Instagram bio reads, “Archaeologist. Presenter #greatbritishdig. Content Creator #behindthetrowel.”

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