A Cold War-era concrete bunker, once a secret outpost of Britain's nuclear defence, has been unearthed during an archaeological dig at Scarborough Castle.
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A Cold War-era concrete bunker, once a secret outpost of Britain's nuclear defence, has been unearthed during an archaeological dig at Scarborough Castle.
The structure is clinging onto the cliff, with little of it left to support it
An area of woodland which includes two bunker networks near the entrance to popular Hargate Forest on the edge of Tunbridge Wells…
A stone causeway, now underwater, leads from the loch shore to the island
A royal castle that was previously unknown to archaeologists has been discovered on a Hebridean isle
Record summer wildfire exposed debris and caused over 18 explosions of Second World War-era bombs and shells
Le riprese aeree mostrano un simbolo della Guerra Fredda sull'orlo del collasso. Il bunker nucleare Tunstall ROC, vicino a Hull,…
