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Excavating tunnels from World War I
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razzledazzle
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Excavating tunnels from World War I
Four miles of tunnels which were dug during World War I in the Somme battlefield, are now being excavated by a team of British and French archaeologists.
Some of them are up to 100ft (30m) below the ground. Robert Hall is in the village of La Boisselle, in France, with the details.
Video:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15568539
Some of them are up to 100ft (30m) below the ground. Robert Hall is in the village of La Boisselle, in France, with the details.
Video:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15568539
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BriTer
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Re: Excavating tunnels from World War I
Found a number of videos on this. Thanks for the heads up.
"Let there be smoke." And there was smoke. And it was gooooooood.
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razzledazzle
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Re: Excavating tunnels from World War I
BriTer wrote:Found a number of videos on this. Thanks for the heads up.
You're very welcome, pretty interesting stuff, stuff i like to dwell in.
