Keen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 04, 2025 2:35 am
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Where is the Treblinka II garbage pit Nessie?
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It is in an area with trees, which cannot be geophysically surveyed to find pits.
https://etheses.bham.ac.uk/id/eprint/35 ... s12PhD.pdf
"Similarly, a large area of defined vegetation, located in the south east corner of what
would have been the Living Camp area, which was visible on wartime aerial images,
is still evident on the ground (F31; Figure 4.23). Although inaccessible to survey
equipment, an inspection of this area revealed a considerable number of artefacts
located on the surface, including spoons, mugs and other metal objects, some of
which revealed maker's symbols (Plate 4.26; Figure 4.28). This area has been
suggested by Laponder (2004) as having been the camp's waste disposal site. In this
instance, although representing an obstruction to archaeological work, the
vegetation has prevented access and disturbance to this part of the site, which
appears to have been protected since the war."
Have you read C S-C report?