1918 German trench

[Paul]

Incredible find in eastern France
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... later.html

[Gowan]

WOW that is amazing . What an increadible but eire find

[Winttrix]

I think it's funny how there's a newspaper from 1918 in better condition than the rifle or steel helmet

[Gowan]

I think it's funny how there's a newspaper from 1918 in better condition than the rifle or steel helmet

yes I agree. aparently is advitises the sale of seeds for rasberries and gouseberries in the lower right corner of the news paper

[Winttrix]

I also must say: those archeologists know nothing about military equipment. It says:

Unidentified military items (pictured) were discovered alongside bizarre finds including the skeleton of a goat, assumed to be a source of fresh milk for the soldiers

One of the "unidentified military items" is clearly an ammo pouch!!!!!

[Gowan]

remember that the people who discovered the site where engineers not archiologists . The pictures could have been taken long after the site was given a clean while the interviews could have been done before hand . the items and pictures may not match.
also put the picture up here for us all to see. I am not sure your correct. If it is the image I think it is

[Winttrix]

This is the picture the text is underneath, Gowan.

I also see a leather holder for an entrenching tool among the "unidentified military items."

[Gowan]

yes I see now. Yep I agree with you on that one. How did they not realise it was an amunition holder.

[Peter]

I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing this with us Paul

[ColeF]

Cool find!

[PitYak Studios]

"unidentified" means the reporter was cold an bored and wanted to get away in a hurry

[Winttrix]

Too true

[Gowan]

I agree with you on that. And thinking about it all the good stuff. was proberly removed for inspection. They proberly only left a few items of little significance for the media