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Scottish archaeologist among those to discover rare Napoleonic remains

Professor Tony Pollard was one of the main archaeologists to uncover human and animal remains at the site of the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium.

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Battle of Waterloo skeletons uncovered in Belgium

The remains of humans and horses from the crucial 1815 battle are found in Belgium.

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University of Glasgow - University news - Bones of men and horses bring home the horrors of war at Waterloo

University of Glasgow - University news - Bones of men and horses bring home the horrors of war at Waterloo
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Glasgow University archaeologist Tony Pollard discovers rare skeletons at Waterloo

A GLASGOW University archaeologist has uncovered rare skeletons on the Waterloo battlefield in Belgium.

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Bones of English Dead at Battle of Waterloo Were Sold as Fertilizer, Study Suggests

A study author argues that the case is not quite closed and further digging is required.

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