Bones of soldiers that died at the battle of Waterloo were probably sold as fertiliser.
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TextSeries: BBC Earth. Vol. 14No. 6DicoveriesPublisher: Singapore: JSIM Publication, May 2022Edition: Asia EditionDescription: 30 pageISSN: 2737-5560Subject(s): ArchaeologyDDC classification: BBC Earth B6413 May 2022 Summary: Very few human remains have been found at the site of the conflict, despite thousands of soldiers being killed.
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Very few human remains have been found at the site of the conflict, despite thousands of soldiers being killed.
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