University of Bradford - Soldier's body unearthed

Published on
August 28, 2008
Last updated
May 22, 2015

A team of archaeologists has found the body of a First World War soldier while undertaking an archaeological dig in Belgium. The soldier, identified as an Australian, was wearing full battle uniform and was buried where he fell. The dig is part of a project called "No Man's Land Archaeology" on which the University of Bradford is leading.

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