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Archeology dig helps some soldiers suffering from PTSD.
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0:58Now PlayingThis year marks the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo.
To mark the occasion, some soldiers are helping the archeologists digging deep into history. The project is called Waterloo Uncovered, and involves the first comprehensive archaeological dig of the historic Belgian battlefield and farmhouse.
Many of the soldiers suffer from PTSD, and have found the work to be therpeutic.
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