article_snippet.sent: An archaeologist working for the Belgian government, Dominique Bosquet, called the find
article_snippet.sent: Belgian archaeologist Dominique Bosquet shows the place where Belgian archaeologist Dominique Bosquet found the remains of the German soldier .
article_snippet.sent: While the German soldier would originally have trained in Bexhill Sussex, based there until 1814, it is likely that at the outbreak of war Belgian archaeologist Dominique Bosquet was located in Holland.
article_snippet.sent: Belgian archaeologist Dominique Bosquet examines the teeth and jaw of remains belonging to the German soldier .