A team of Australians hiking through remote jungle in Papua New Guinea has discovered a World War II battlefield, complete with the remains of Japanese soldiers.
Located near the village of Eora Creek, the battlefield was known by locals. Villagers hunted in surrounding areas, but they avoided the “lost battlefield” because they believed spirits of the dead haunted it. The site has remained virtually untouched since 1942.
The team also found ammunition, canteens, guns, boots, rifle pits and more.
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Wow…. Just wow
Awesome!
That is amazing!I would love to come across something like that,although it must have been haunting.
that is sad that have been untouched for so long
That is so cool!
world war 2 was sad… and cool…. but the japanese remains were just gross. The ammunition, rifles,…… were pretty cool. whatever about the spirits. i,m sure there are spirits but not like haunting.
REALLY COOL =)
The ammunition,canteen,gun,boot,rifle pit,and more part made this REALY COOL!!
P.S. woyo12 is SOOOO WRONG
That is so cool
what are the chances?
Wow… Those are rare artifacts. Most of the time tourists steal stuff from things like these and damage or lose them, so this is something to put in a museum.
Spooky(not realy)but cool.
awsome great sad