The bodies of 125 World War One soldiers have been discovered entombed in a perfectly preserved German trench system 101 years after they were killed. Most of the men, who were British ...

The system of trenches is considered to be one of England’s best preserved and most complex examples of its type, according to Historic England. Historic England The system of trenches was built ...

World War One stretched from Belgium in August 1914 ... Liege we walk down a steep ramp through the iron gates and enter a preserved world, a wilderness of concrete and steel kept as it was ...

Typical army food rations included cans of preserved meat, vegetables, bread. and hard biscuits. A British Pioneer Regiment digging defensive trenches at the Western Front, World War One.

The extremely well-preserved German First World War trench position containing the bodies of German and British soldiers was finally excavated after archaeologists raised enough money to conduct a ...

The Browndown First World War practice trenches in Gosport, Hampshire, were rediscovered via aerial photos in 2011, and are believed to be one of the best preserved examples in England of their type.

was where the Army dug practice trenches for the first waves of troops destined for Europe. Forgotten for years, they have emerged, almost perfectly preserved and up to a metre deep in places ...

They found the spade in a ring gully, a type of circular trench that was probably used ... they can become preserved for thousands of years, as this one demonstrates. But they are also very ...

The BBC's Fergal Keane looks at the continuing legacy of World War One World War One stretched ... steep ramp through the iron gates and enter a preserved world, a wilderness of concrete and ...