The exceptional drought in the Netherlands has provided new insights into the history of the landscape at various locations in the country (and in Europe). In the field of archaeology, but also in terms of locations that have been involved in wartime operations. Using drones, ECG has managed to map such a location. The images (taken at an altitude of 50 metres) show a combination of both disciplines: traces of archaeology (the straight lines in the landscape, originating from centuries-old garden complexes) and places where large numbers of aerial bombs were dropped in 1944-1945. In cooperation with the local municipal archives, research at this location is currently being continued by means of preliminary research into bombing data, bomb loads, etc. Of course with a view to the additional archaeological values that may be expected in the area.