article_snippet.sent: 7,960 British soldiers  were laid to rest in Prowse Point Military Cemetery, which was used from November 1914 to April 1918, and has the graves of 225 Commonwealth soldiers from the First World War.
article_snippet.sent: History: Prowse Point Cemetery started being used in November 1914, and now has more than 200 graves of Commonwealth soldiers .
article_snippet.sent: Reburied: Prowse Point Cemetery is thought 7,960 British soldiers  were given a field burial during the first chaotic months of the war .
article_snippet.sent: : Former soldiers pay Former soldiers respects at Prowse Point Cemetery on Thursday, April 16 .
highlights_snippet.sent: Efforts to identify the men were unsuccessful so the men gravestones will be marked 'Known unto God'
  The men, who died in October 1914, were reburied in Prowse Point Cemetery with full military honours .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: the men graves will sit alongside those of more than 200 other Commonwealth soldiers in Prowse Point Cemetery .