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Archéologie de la Grande Guerre
Archéologie de la Grande Guerre
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    • Archaeological remains
    • What role for archaeology?
    • What should we excavate?
    • The question of commemoration
    • Protecting a fragile heritage
    • Archaeologists in the trenches
    • Day-to-day life
    • Supplies and equipment
    • Feeding the troops
    • Butchers at the airfield
    • Civilians at war
    • Arts and crafts in the trenches
    • Day-to-day death
      • Archaeology, bearing witness to unspeakable slaughter
      • Almost 700,000 missing
      • Examples of different types of war grave»
      • Burying the dead
      • War on an industrial scale, death on an industrial scale
      • The Grimsby Chums
      • The German soldiers at Bétheny
      • The Carspach tunnels
      • The Route de Thélus battlefield
      • German and French casualties at Massiges
      • Individual Stories
      • Alain-Fournier (1886-1914)
      • Pierre Grenier (1885-1915)
      • Albert Dadure (1894-1915)
      • Archibald Mac Millan (1889-1917)
      • August Hütten (1880-1918)
      • Beasts and men, united in suffering
      • The horses of Braine
    • Underground war and technical innovations
      • A mole’s life
      • Underground sleeping quarters at Arras
      • Mine warfare
      • New weapons
      • The Dragon of the Somme
      • The Flesquières tank
      • The airfield at Châtelet-sur-Retourne
      • The Great War at sea
      • A forgotten naval war, a neglected historical heritage
      • The Danton, 1917. A symbolic wreck from the Great War
      • Submarine U-95, 1918
    • Resources
    • Media Library
    • Bibliography
    • Credits

Archéologie de la Grande Guerre

Que nous dit l'archéologie du quotidien de la Grande Guerre ? À quels vestiges sont confrontés les archéologues ? À quelles archives inédites, absentes des récits de nos aïeux, les recherches archéologiques nous donnent-elles accès ? Le site est labellisé par la Mission du Centenaire

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  • 1
  • Home
  • About
  • Archaeological remains
    • What role for archaeology?
    • What should we excavate?
    • The question of commemoration
    • Protecting a fragile heritage
    • Archaeologists in the trenches
  • Day-to-day life
    • Supplies and equipment
    • Feeding the troops
    • Butchers at the airfield
    • Civilians at war
    • Arts and crafts in the trenches
  • Day-to-day death
    • Archaeology, bearing witness to unspeakable slaughter
      • Almost 700,000 missing
      • Examples of different types of war grave»
      • Burying the dead
    • War on an industrial scale, death on an industrial scale
      • The Grimsby Chums
      • The German soldiers at Bétheny
      • The Carspach tunnels
      • The Route de Thélus battlefield
      • German and French casualties at Massiges
    • Individual Stories
      • Alain-Fournier (1886-1914)
      • Pierre Grenier (1885-1915)
      • Albert Dadure (1894-1915)
      • Archibald Mac Millan (1889-1917)
      • August Hütten (1880-1918)
    • Beasts and men, united in suffering
      • The horses of Braine
  • Underground war and technical innovations
    • A mole’s life
      • Underground sleeping quarters at Arras
      • Mine warfare
    • New weapons
      • The Dragon of the Somme
      • The Flesquières tank
      • The airfield at Châtelet-sur-Retourne
    • The Great War at sea
      • A forgotten naval war, a neglected historical heritage
      • The Danton, 1917. A symbolic wreck from the Great War
      • Submarine U-95, 1918
  • Resources
    • Media Library
    • Bibliography
    • Credits

Archaeological remains

  • What role for archaeology?
  • What should we excavate?
  • The question of commemoration
  • Protecting a fragile heritage
  • Archaeologists in the trenches

Day-to-day life

  • Supplies and equipment
  • Feeding the troops
  • Butchers at the airfield
  • Civilians at war
  • Arts and crafts in the trenches

Day-to-day death

  • Archaeology, bearing witness to unspeakable slaughter
  • War on an industrial scale, death on an industrial scale
  • Individual Stories
  • Beasts and men, united in suffering

Underground war and technical innovations

  • A mole’s life
  • New weapons
  • The Great War at sea

Resources

  • Media Library
  • Site map
  • Credits

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