German WW2 RAD pin from Deutsches Lager Hanko.
I can finally confirm that we will be excavating and surveying "Deutsches Lager Hanko" on October 14-16th (Friday-Sunday). The excavation is open to anyone interested in world war two history. There is no participation fee. Work on site will be from 10-18, no previous experience of conflict archaeology is required.
German and Finnish dogtags found during the 2016 excavations.
The research is part of my doctoral dissertation about the large German WW2 transition camp in Hanko, Tulliniemi S. Finland. We are working in close co-operation with the Finnish defence forces and the police. The excavation is financed by Hangö Sommaruniversitet.
German wound badge from "Deutsches Lager Hanko".
The town of Hanko offers several inexpensive accomodation alternatives this time of year. For accomodation in Hanko check out
Please send your letters of interest to jfarchaeology@gmail.com as soon as possible!
See you in Hanko!
Jan
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