Over 10 Years Of Digging One Ww2 Site вђ Stephen February 20, 2023february 21, 2023 stephentaylorhistorian. over 10 years of digging one ww2 site. way back in 2011, i was looking around for a new site to dig, and came across some pictures on an urban explorer website, of a site where there appeared to be ammunition cans sticking out of the ground. it took a little while to track the site down. World war 2 historian, relic hunter and expert in identification of ww2 relics. stephen taylor, ww2 relic hunter over 10 years of digging one ww2 site.
Over 10 Years Of Digging One Ww2 Site вђ Stephen This site is not only amazing because of the volume of relics in the ground, but also because of the sheer variety. there are examples of military items from not only ww2, but also ww1 and even earlier. the problem you face with this site is the digging can be hard going, as many areas of the dump were burnt in an effort to destroy the stuff. Ww2 treasure hunter stephen taylor is back. shows. history's ww2 treasure hunters saw madness frontman suggs head out to find some of the best relics left behind from ww2, but luckily for him, he was not alone. with him was one of the uk's leading relic hunters, stephen taylor. as well as a great ww2 collector, stephen is a great writer, so we. Stephen and suggs inspect a wide array of ww2 relics dug out during one of their expeditions. when i was nine years old, my father bought me my first book about world war two, and so began a far deeper interest in the conflict. i would scour charity shops and library sales, looking for anything relating to world war two. The 7 episode series, will see suggs and ww2 militaria expert, stephen taylor, bring forgotten stories of world war two back to life by unearthing artefacts from former military sites across the uk. using state of the art technology, original ww2 archives and maps, the pair will work together to identify the best places to dig at forgotten.
Over 10 Years Of Digging One Ww2 Site вђ Stephen Stephen and suggs inspect a wide array of ww2 relics dug out during one of their expeditions. when i was nine years old, my father bought me my first book about world war two, and so began a far deeper interest in the conflict. i would scour charity shops and library sales, looking for anything relating to world war two. The 7 episode series, will see suggs and ww2 militaria expert, stephen taylor, bring forgotten stories of world war two back to life by unearthing artefacts from former military sites across the uk. using state of the art technology, original ww2 archives and maps, the pair will work together to identify the best places to dig at forgotten. Many people believe you have to visit the battlefields of europe to find world war two relics, but that is very far from the truth. the uk is littered with old airbases, gunnery ranges, pow camps, army camps, aa sites…they are everywhere. many sites now have modern uses and the relics they hold are buried beneath housing estates, motorways. Treasure hunting. on history's ww2 treasure hunters, madness frontman suggs heads out to find some of the best relics left behind from the war, but he's not alone. luckily for him, he's got one of the uk's leading relic hunters alongside, stephen taylor. doing this for over twenty years, stephen has an unparalleled knowledge of what it takes.
Over 10 Years Of Digging One Ww2 Site вђ Stephen Many people believe you have to visit the battlefields of europe to find world war two relics, but that is very far from the truth. the uk is littered with old airbases, gunnery ranges, pow camps, army camps, aa sites…they are everywhere. many sites now have modern uses and the relics they hold are buried beneath housing estates, motorways. Treasure hunting. on history's ww2 treasure hunters, madness frontman suggs heads out to find some of the best relics left behind from the war, but he's not alone. luckily for him, he's got one of the uk's leading relic hunters alongside, stephen taylor. doing this for over twenty years, stephen has an unparalleled knowledge of what it takes.
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