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Exploring the archaeology of the Spanish Civil War


The Archaeology News Network - 26-May-2014

The Spanish Civil War ended 75 years ago, and it is often referred to as the first chapter of World War Two. More than 35,000 men and women from more than 50 countries went to Spain to fight fascism by joining the International Brigades. View of Belchite today [Credit: IBAP]There is now a new international project aiming to study Spain’s landscape of conflict through archaeology. It is the International...


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