The Bodies of 141 World War I Soldiers Are Found in Belgium as They Expand a Golf Course
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Along with the bodies, several German tunnels and a French trench from 1914 have also been found.
After 1.5 years, the excavations at the golf course near the Palingbeek in Ypres have been completed. Archaeologists investigated 2.1 hectares of First World War battlefield there. They found the remains of at least 141 fallen soldiers, more than 2,000 traces of war, and 720 pieces of ammunition. It is one of the largest archaeological investigations ever conducted into the battlefields of that war.
An excavation on a golf course in the town of Ypres, in southwestern Belgium, has allowed the bodies of at least 141...
In addition to the mortal remains of the fighters, a 1914 French trench in good condition and several German tunnels were also discovered
Excavations in Ypres, Belgium, revealed the remains of 141 World War I soldiers, as well as trenches, tunnels and thousands of military objects, during the expansion of a golf course.
An excavation on a golf course in the town of Ypres, in southwestern Belgium, has allowed the bodies of at least 141 [...]
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