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First scientific study of 1916 war crater yields significant new insights

Experts uncovered evidence revealing how German soldiers used the Hawthorn Ridge blast site to their advantage.

United kingdomBeaumont hamelKris wisniewskiHawthorn ridgePeter doyleJamie pringleLondon south bank universityUniversity of londonStaffordshire universityKeele universityHawthorn ridge crater associationArchaeology serviceBritish armyAtlantic technological universityStoke on trent archaeology serviceCotswold archaeology

First scientific study of 1916 war crater yields significant new insights | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Experts uncovered evidence revealing how German soldiers used the Hawthorn Ridge blast site to their advantage.

United kingdomBeaumont hamelHawthorn ridgeJamie pringlePeter doyleKris wisniewskiKeele universityHawthorn ridge crater associationStaffordshire universityAtlantic technological universityLondon south bank universityArchaeology serviceBritish armyUniversity of londonStoke on trent archaeology serviceCotswold archaeology

Unexploded shell found in WWI crater during world-first science study of Somme battle site

British forces infamously started the Battle of the Somme 10 minutes earlier than anticipated, and now a new collaboration between scientists and historians

United kingdomPeter doyleGeoffrey malinsBeaumont hamelHawthorn ridgeKris wisniewskiGoldsmiths university of londonKeele universityHighland divisionConflict archaeologyProfessor peter doyleGoldsmiths universityHawthorn redoubt

First scientific study of 1916 war crater yields significant new insights | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Experts uncovered evidence revealing how German soldiers used the Hawthorn Ridge blast site to their advantage.

United kingdomBeaumont hamelHawthorn ridgeJamie pringlePeter doyleKris wisniewskiStaffordshire universityHawthorn ridge crater associationUniversity of londonArchaeology serviceBritish armyLondon south bank universityAtlantic technological universityKeele universityStoke on trent archaeology serviceCotswold archaeology

Battle of the Somme: new research shows detonating a massive mine under German lines too early led to a British slaughter

Thanks to modern geological exploration technology we can piece together the events of July 1 1916 when a tactical error came with massive cost to the British army.

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