USC's Histagra Group Promotes the Search for 200 Victims of Francoism in Serantes
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The parish cemetery of Serantes, in Ferrol, has hosted on Tuesday the beginning of the works of archaeological tasting and historical research to exhume and identify the remains of the people retaliated during the coup d'état of 1936 and the Franco dictatorship.The action, promoted by the Diputación de A Coruña and the research group Histegra of the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), has a grant of 150,000 euros from the Ministry of Ter…
The research group Histagra of the University of Santiago, belonging to the Cispac, is immersed from this week until 11 September in the realization of a new archaeological tasting in the cemetery Ferrolano of Serantes. An initiative with which it seeks to determine the location and the state of one of the graves of Francoist violence recorded in that place.
Histagra begins archaeological excavations in this space which, according to historiographical data, could be one of the places in Galicia with the largest number of burials The article USC is looking for victims of the Franco regime in the Serantes cemetery in Ferrol: “We believe there are 197 people” was first published in GCiencia.
The project seeks to locate, identify and return to their families the remains of the victims killed between 1936 and 1942 ...
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