Friday, February 10, 2012

Buried in Time

An interesting find in Carspach France was revealed in The Mail. A network of trenches, very well preserved, from World War I have been excavated and the intact bodies of 18 German soldiers found beneath the earth. Apparently a blast buried their trench network and entombed the young men. Several were sitting up on benches, one stretched out in his bunk. It was a hard war and these men had a hard end of it, or so it seems.

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