Battle of Waterloo: Howard Morgan's portrait of the historic event glows with detail. It’s Waterloo, blood, guts and all – but Wellington is nowhere to be seen, writes Jim Armitage ...

The Waterloo Foundation for the Arts, which ran the site for 33 years until its financial problems led the state to end its lease, and the Department of Environmental Protection, which owns the ...

(CN) — A new study in the Journal of Conflict Archaeology analyzing written accounts, articles and art from the days and years following the Battle of Waterloo leads researchers to believe that human ...

In “Unseen Waterloo—The Conflict Revisited,” photographer Sam Faulkner aims to capture what the 1815 battle really looked like.

Researchers from six countries are bringing historical European smells, including the Battle of Waterloo, to modern noses. "Smells shape our experience of the world." ...

Bones thought to belong to soldiers killed at the Battle of Waterloo, the scene of Napoleon’s final defeat, have been discovered in an attic in Belgium. CNN values your feedback 1.

He's called John Dickson and he was a weaver from Paisley who was in the middle of the blood and the death at Waterloo exactly 200 years ago. He… ...

The battle was fought near Waterloo village, south of Brussels, on June 18, 1815. Napoleon Bonaparte was finally defeated here by the Duke of Wellington's combined Allied army of 68,000, aided by ...

Art in Parliament: Cameron, Blair, suffragettes and Battle of Waterloo Close After 29 years of service, Parliament's outgoing art curator Malcolm Hay took the Westminster Hour's Carolyn Quinn on a ...

Waterloo was 200 years ago, but it is not a distant battle. We start at the beginning of Dickson's story, which is included in a BBC Scotland documentary The Scots at Waterloo.

Bones thought to belong to soldiers killed at the Battle of Waterloo, the scene of Napoleon’s final defeat, have been discovered in an attic in Belgium.