Pre-WW1 Archives - Page 2 of 3

HMS Gloucester Wreck Discovered After 325 Years

HMS Gloucester was a 50-gun speaker-class third-rate ship which saw service with the Royal Navy during the 1600s. The vessel

On February 11th, 2023 archaeologist Steven Brann discovered a live artillery shell buried under the ground at Gettysburg National Military

Certainly, the collecting of battlefield souvenirs or trophies is as old as warfare itself. There are several accounts going back

The United States of America has fought in numerous armed conflicts. The country has been involved in as many as

Robert Jones VC and John Williams VC Hailing from a farm near Clytha in Monmouthshire, the Welshman Robert Jones received

A number of war relics have started emerging around the Mississippi River in America. But why? The short answer: climate

The Industrial Revolution both strengthened and quickened the grasp of colonialism across the globe. Imperial settlers went above and beyond

The American Civil War ended in April 1865. Yet, every once in a while, something pops up in the headlines

France is famous for its many chateaus and elaborate estates. They dot the landscape, some hundreds of years old, some

With the help of a metal detector, an amateur archaeology enthusiast found a sword last year in northern Poland that