The unbelievable sheer amount of men and material sent to this battlefield guarantees these finds will continue for many many years to come.

A hundred years from now, someone else will be posting something similar.

I dont know if I could handle that stuff, knowing it belonged to some poor kid that was blown to bits. So sad and such a waste of life 😢

Interesting video but annoying music. How about instructive narration instead?!

Tu regarderas bien le macaron de boucle allemande c pas got mit uns mais autre chose (TREUL … …… ?)

How often do you encounter actual human remains on these walks?

I believe around 09:55 you came across someone’s remains

Cool videos. What do you do with all the relics you find? I had relatives at the Somme on both sides.

Will the French authorities let you keep the things you find on the battlefield?

The debris of death.

У нас на востоке просто так по полю не походишь(Белорусь)

That was the war that changed history around the entire world. The fact that remnants are still being found over 100 after the battles is frightening and sad. So many young men fighting a deadly battle with so many people lost. My grandfather (who was born in Germany but moved to the U.S. as a teen) fought against members of his own family in that war. He rarely spoke about it, but he once told me that war never solves anything. He passed away in the 1980's at the age of 92, and he was honoured by the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy, as he joined both forms of the military in that war. He fought in the Army on the border of France and Germany, then he was shipped home and he enlisted in the Navy to help sink submarines.

I hope you leve those things there.

You can do away with the music!

The lame-ass music was totally inappropriate.

why has nothing grown there?

That is ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING !!

I remember Professor Richard Holmes talking about visiting the Somme during his War Walks documentaries and saying that on average every year 60 tons of ordnance is recovered from the battlefield and that there is a bomb disposal team that is constantly available to deal with what's found.

Amazing to see what still lies around!

My Great Grandfather Robinson was excluded from the British army in WW1 for a heart murmur. He opted instead after the war to come to America. I exist because of this decision. He didn't live as long as normal. But he surely outlived his pals from Swansea who died in Flanders Field. Bless you Great-Grandfather! And bless those who suffered.

One day you'll find a grenade and than💥..........end of Keo channel.

You should have seen what was around on abandoned airfields in Essex, England in the 1960's!

Where is this

What are you doing with the relicts

Ou est ca?

Do you use a Metal detector any time ?

So you find a rusty, 100years old handgranade and you just like that pick it up? I wouldn't go for a walk with you...

I like the music

What are the cone shaped things you dug up?

Nice, BUT never touch explosives again!

kill the hideous background music not necessary

I'm 63 growing in hounslow in the 60s one of my main memories is of older men with missing limbs bless them 🙏 ♥️

When I was a child growing up in the 50’s, both wars were very real, every street had someone who had fought in either. I remember a junior school teacher who was in the 2nd WW. Over 50 years ago my brother and I traveled through northern France and Belgium, every village had a cemetery with either black headstones or white, as an 18 year old it gave a new perspective of the war.

You better be careful picking up that UXO. Some of that shit still works.

On devrait demander aux "grünen" de venir nettoyer nos terres polluées des champs de bataille du Nord et de l'Est de la France.

The remains of a picklehaube helmet, how did you even identify it?

Les cultures de céréales sont empoisonnées par les métaux et autres charges toxiques ... il n'y a pas eu de dépollution des sols ...

Why the crap music....trying to dramatise an already crap video?

What was that glass vial, full of dark liquid (09:10)?

война это боль страдание

mais est-il possible de chercher avec un détecteur de métaux dans les champs de somme ou avez-vous besoin d'une autorisation ?

I feel anxiety just watching him pick up 100+ year old grenades...

AND DIED FOR WHAT EXACTLY.. TO HAVE THE UNELECTED E.U. DICTATE THE WHOLE OF EUROPE AND THE UK.. DIED IN THERE THOUSANDS FOR THE ROTHSCHILDS AND BANKERS... GLORY TO RUSSIA FOR FIGHTING AGAINST THE GLOBALISTS.

Sadly, the month I spent in France I WASTED because I listened to my idiot brother in law. I wish I could go back and see the WW1 sites.

Other than the bullets and grenades I have no idea what I'm seeing.

you shouldnt be holding ammunitions in your hands , i was working with these , and trust me grenades are very fragiles

The Iowa boy of me says, "good soil, a bit too much clay though" and the US Marine infantryman of me says "dayum, it must have really sucked crossing that terrain against prepositioned artillery and machine guns." When you start seeing buttons and belt buckles, that means alot more than just spent cartridges and shrapnel.

How in hell my grandfather survived these killing field's is a miracle. Passed long ago when i was a kid. RIP grandpa, greatly missed.

Gruesome to think they are planting crops on a field of bone fragments and DNA...

I think the farmer would be understanding if the mills bombs can be at least flagged😉 A chopstick and red electric tape won't damage equipment 😊 Good lad picking up the lead balls from shrapnel shells