Injured war veterans help with archaeological digs
Published on April 10th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks
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Soldiers, some of whom have suffered double amputations, gunshot wounds, explosions while in vehicles and burns, worked on the site digging trenches and revealing the walls of a Roman building.
The groups have been staying and socialising in the area all week, giving soldiers from the same regiment the opportunities to make friends and build a network of support.
Story: South Wales Argus | Photo: South Wales Argus
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