Rifles and other WWII souvenirs of the battle of Bastogne dumped into a medieval well around 1946 beeing recovered
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History professor Dr. Bailey Young, EIU Alumnus Adam Correll, and EIU Student Rob Wallace talk about the Summer Archeology Program in Belgium, including their thoughts and experiences during the archeological dig at Walhain Castle.
Tags :Walhain Castle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, Eastern Illinois University, EIU, Study Abroad

History professor Dr. Bailey Young talks about the Summer Archeology Program in Belgium, including his thoughts and experiences during the archeological dig at Walhain Castle.
Tags :Walhain Castle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, Eastern Illinois University, EIU, Study Abroad

EIU Student Rob Wallace talks about the Summer Archeology Program in Belgium, including his thoughts and experiences during the archeological dig at Walhain Castle.
Tags :Walhain Castle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, Eastern Illinois University, EIU, Study Abroad

EIU Alumnus Adam Correll talks about the Summer Archeology Program in Belgium, including his thoughts and experiences during the archeological dig at Walhain Castle.
Tags :Walhain Castle, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, Eastern Illinois University, EIU, Study Abroad

Interview with Alexandre Livingstone Smith, archaeologist at the Royal Museum for Central Africa (Tervuren, Belgium). Produced by Jonas Van de Voorde & Bieke Janssens, Royal Museum for Central Africa
Tags :interview, Alexandre, Smith, research, archaeology, Royal, Museum, for, Central, Africa, Tervuren, Koninklijk, Midden-Afrika, Musée, l'Afrique, centrale, pottery, prehistory, archeologie, KMMA, MRAC, RMCA

Kal .50 rounds from WWII airstrip
Tags :worldwarii, WWII, digging, relichunting, battelfields, military, archeology

Take a tour of Het Steen in Antwerp, Belgium -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. The Het Steen, which means the Stone in Dutch, is Antwerp's oldest structure. This renowned castle was built in the early 13th century, during Belgium's Medieval Age. The castle has had a long and varied history, changing functions and masters throughout the years. The Het Steen has played the role of a fortress, a prison, and is currently a museum. Although the castle was built for the Dukes of Antwerp, it spent more time housing prisoners. High walls, turrets, towers, and pennants make the Het Steen a classic castle. Today, it is home to Antwerp's museums of archaeology and maritime history.
Tags :belgium, Het Steen, Antwerp, travel video, travel attraction, things to see, things to do, popular attractions, places to visit, travel guide, Antwerp's oldest structure, renowned castle, Belgium's Medieval Age, castle fortress, castle prison, castle museum, Dukes of Antwerp, classic castle, Antwerp's maritime history

Inauguration of the Antonine fountain in Sagalassos on August 28th by the Turkish minister of culture and tourism Ertugrul Günay and professor Marc Waelkens of the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium). A Sagalassos exhibition will be hosted by the Gallo-Roman Museum in Tongeren (Belgium) at the end of 2011. Don't miss it!
Tags :Sagalassos, archaeology, Belgium, Turkey, Türkiye, Belçika, sun, summer

Reconstruction of Moha castle in Belgium representing its original architecture following extensive historical, architectural and archaeological research.
Tags :virtual, archaeology, architecture, 3d, video, films, histirical, buildings, castles, monuments

From November 2009 until Feburary 2011, the city council of Mechelen, Belgium excavated the cemetery of St;Rumbold in the centre of the town. This Medieval and post-Medieval cemetery has yielded over 4000 burials, with an enormous amount of information, and which are now awaiting analysis.
Tags :Mechelen, Archaeology, Belgium, Cemetery, Anthropology, Human, remains, history, Excavation

Tour of the Yorkshire tranch and dugout site at Boesinge, near Ieper, Belgium. Discovered in the centre of an industrial estate, this relatively small section of original trench and underground dugout was excavated and preserved by a group of volunteers called the Diggers. Opened in 2003, the site is difficult to find, small compared to Sanctuary Wood and like the Trenches of Death near Diksmuide, rebuilt using concrete sand bags. However, the effort to find the site is well worth it and even its location, surrounded by warehouses, industrial units and wind turbines, strangely adds to the poignancy: if the Germans had won the war, would all this be here?
Tags :yorkshire, trench, dugout, preseved, ww1, trenches, system, diggers, ieper, ypres, salient, boesinge, belgium

This is a short clip from the November edition of Video News from TAC. Featured this month is battlefield archaeology from the battle of Oudenaarde in Belgium, the recovery of a lost language in Peru, and an exhibition of Mayan hieroglyphs by Mark Van Stone who will be giving the keynote speech at our annual film festival on May 11th. For the full episode go to www.archaeologychannel.org and click on the link to Video News.
Tags :Archaeology, History, Heiroglyphs

Siska Genbrugge went to UCLA in the United States to obtain an MA in Conservation of Archaeological and Ethnographic objects.
Tags :fulbright, educationusa, ucla, master, archaeology, conservation, ethnographic, california, university, studies, school, usa, united states

Молотов коктель
Tags :Military, archeology., The, Find., приключения

The Hants & Wight Trust For Maritime Archaeology in collaboration with similar organisations in France and Belgium are working on a programme of surveys of underwater archaeological sites within the 'common waters of the three countries. The objective of the project is to develop a multilingual database of the information gathered that will be hosted online at the project website which is currently being created and will soon be accessible at www.atlas2seas.eu. The programme of the surveys has an 'international' element such that the wrecks had some common element to associate between the countries such as a french or belgium ship wreck in british waters. The dives undertaken on the Azemmour and the Londinier were on both cases in very poor light conditions so the video footage is best described as limited in value but maybe the end result has a certain atmospheric feel! The french steamer SS Azemmour bound for Nantes from London with a cargo of steal pipes was torpedoed by UB 59 at 5 am on the morning of 20th. March 1918. She sank in four minutes. She lies in 40m of water. Seven days earlier the SS Londonier a Belgium cargo ship under charter to the French government had been torpedoed in a surface attack by UC 71. She lies in 40m of water.
Tags :diving, scuba, world war, Battle of Britain, wrecks, technical diving, solent, Isle of Wight, Wight Spirit, maritime archaeology, English Channel, St Catherine's Point, Wreck Diving, admiralty, subaqua

In Flanders Fields, Belgium, a team of archaeologists seek to uncover the secrets of World War One by finding and excavating a German and a British trench. Along the way, the team discovers a treasure trove of tools, weapons and bones, revealing the amazing history of the war. Hosted by historian Peter Barton. Produced by Cream Productions ( www.creamproductions.ca) for History Television.
Tags :Digging, up, the, Trenches

video about a Mochica's sacrifice's ceremony realised for the museums of arts and history of Brusels, Belgium
Tags :archaeology, 3D, virtual