Archaeologists from the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen discovered the remains of a terrace on which a prison house stood, as well as buttons, mugs and a cartridge case, in the area of the former Roma camp in Hodonín near Kunštát. The excavation at the site where the Roma and Sinti Holocaust Memorial is now located began last week.
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Archaeologists from the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen discovered the remains of a terrace on which a prison house stood, as well as buttons, mugs and a cartridge case, in the area of the former Roma camp in Hodonín near Kunštát. The excavation at the site where the Roma and Sinti Holocaust Memorial is now located began last week.