Aftermath: Exposing the Reality of Waterloo Battlefield Clearance
Learn more about Waterloo Uncovered’s discoveries and some of the veteran beneficiaries who attended our 2024 excavation…
Military Veterans Seek Answers to Riddle of Waterloo’s Missing Skeletons
Find out more about Waterloo Uncovered’s plans for our 2024 excavation…
Press Release: Ukrainians Find Peace From War on Waterloo Battlefield
British veterans’ charity adds its support to the Ukrainian war effort
Were the bones of the Waterloo dead used to refine sugar?
PLEASE BE AWARE: This article contains discussion of skeletal human remains that some may find disturbing. Reader discretion is advised.
UPDATE: Excavation of the Skeleton Discovered at Mont-Saint-Jean
PLEASE BE AWARE: This article contains images of skeletal human remains that some may find disturbing. Reader discretion is advised.
The Face of War: Warriors of Waterloo Brought to Light by Military Veterans
PLEASE BE AWARE: This article contains images of skeletal human remains that some may find disturbing. Reader discretion is advised.
Weekend in Waterloo
At the weekend, our veterans, archaeologists, students and volunteers get a much needed break. Find out what they got up to below!
Belgian Embassy Staff Donate £10,000
Waterloo Uncovered is extremely grateful for a generous donation from the staff of the Belgian Embassy in London.
Waterloo Pubs
The Battle of Waterloo had a huge influence on British history – and British pub names! There are dozens of pubs in the UK with names relating to the Battle of Waterloo, Wellington and Napoleon. Find your local with our new map.
A Fallen Veteran of Waterloo
We’re sad to report that one of the three remaining witnesses to the Battle of Waterloo has fallen after centuries of standing guard….
Remembrance
Acknowledging the impact of war on people through the ages is a very important part of the work of Waterloo Uncovered. Here, some of our previous participants – men and women who have served themselves – offer their reflections on their own experiences and on the accounts left by the people who fought and suffered in the battle 200 years ago, in Waterloo Uncovered’s annual act of remembrance, Reading to Remember.
Armed Forces Day
On Saturday the 27th of June, we recognise Armed Forces Day, a chance to show our support for the veterans, serving personnel, reservists, cadets and families that make up the Armed Forces community.
2.6 Challenge: Thank You!
Find out what we’ve been up to and how much we’ve raised as our 2.6 Challenge fundraising campaign draws to a close!
2.6 Challenge: LAST CHANCE TO DONATE!
Our 2.6 Challenge ends at midnight on the 18th of June, after our marathon 26-mile march to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. Join us in looking back on some of our supporters’ best 2.6 Challenges, and find out how you can donate – it’s your last chance to support us before the campaign ends!
2.6 Challenge: the Final March
Our highly successful 2.6 Challenge fundraising campaign will culminate in a marathon 26-mile march on Thursday 18th, the 205th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo – and we need your help!
Take the 2.6 Challenge for Waterloo Uncovered!
We’re raising money to support our vital work in veteran recovery by taking on the 2.6 Challenge – and you can help us! Read on to find out how you can take on the challenge yourself or donate to support us from now until the 18th of June.
Watch Clive Introduce the 2.6 Challenge
Watch Welsh Guards Veteran and Napoleonic Reenactor Clive introduce our new 2.6 Challenge fundraising campaign!
Mental Health Awareness Week
In the UK, the 18th to the 24th of May is Mental Health Awareness week. We’re marking the occasion by sharing a powerful story from one of our veterans.
Waterloo Uncovered Launches Lockdown Programme
We’re launching our ambitious virtual lockdown programme to replace our postponed summer excavation.
An Important Update from Waterloo Uncovered
Waterloo Uncovered is responding to the current health crisis caused by the Coronavirus.
WU People: Sebastiaan Loche
WU People: Sebastiaan Loche Sebastiaan Loche (43) from Zwolle in the Netherlands, is a veteran serving in the Dutch armed forces. He is part of a growing team of Dutch veterans taking part in Waterloo Uncovered. Their involvement reflects the increasing interest in...
WU People: Hans Droppert
Hans Droppert (63) is a veteran of the Dutch Royal Navy Reserve from Heinkenszand (NL). He has been cleaning and organising finds fresh out of the trenches. Hans plans on sharing some of the stories of his fellow veterans in Dutch classrooms. These experiences are...
WU People: Sylvain Robert-Malbete
Sylvain Robert-Malbete (23) is a Coldstream Guardsman from London. He is learning more about metal detecting and Napoleonic history while excavating in the Car Park. Back in England, Sylvain is part of the Coldstream Guards’ First Battalion. His right arm is covered...
WU People: Max Marwick
Max Marwick (22) is a student of history at Sussex University, Brighton. After the summer, he’ll start the second year of his bachelor’s degree. This year is Max’s first time on an excavation site. He feels this experience has added to his understanding of...
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Excavations on the Waterloo Battlefield
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Finds excavated on the battlefield
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