Waterloo archeological dig

Started by Westmarcher, 29 April 2015, 12:52:23 PM

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Westmarcher

Amazingly, the first official archaeological (yes, you can spell it that way too) dig on the Waterloo battlefield is currently taking place. So I heard from a TV report on the BBC this morning. For the benefit of our non-UK friends, here's a link to the BBC website (feel a bit like that Armand guy in TMP*).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-32504806

Amicalement, Westie.


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Subedai

Saw a report on the lunchtime news on the Beeb. Looks like Hougemont is getting a restoration makeover and they are ferreting around near the gates. A bit like Time Team goes international.
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Leman

Yes, I saw that on Breakfast. Tony Pollard, one of the two men in a trench, is in charge of things. Hopefully a full-scale programme will follow.
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