During the Great War, the Western Front sprawled across hundreds of miles, from the North Sea to the Swiss border. Today, the landscape has been reclaimed by nature and human activity, and the battlefields are fading from memory. Yet, beneath the fields, forests, and towns, the scars of war remain. In recent years, a new generation of historians and archaeologists have embarked on a quest to rediscover these lost battlefields, using cutting-edge technology and historical research to uncover the secrets of the past. Their work is not only helping to preserve the memory of the Great War but also providing new insights into the strategies, tactics, and human cost of one of history's most devastating conflicts.
