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During the 19th century, body snatchers would follow armies into battle and steal the teeth from dead soldiers which they would then sell to dentists for a large sum of money. They became known as “Waterloo Teeth” and would be used to create expensive dentures.
In the 19th century, implants were made with the teeth of those killed in combat, preferred for having belonged to young and healthy people. They were known as "Waterloo teeth", although the ones in the photo come from a man who died in the Civil War (1861-1865).
After the battle of Waterloo in 1815, scavengers removed the teeth from tens of thousands of dead soldiers for use in dentures. The so-called "Waterloo teeth" were in demand because they came from relatively healthy young men. – WTF Fun Facts
Source: Battle of Waterloo - Wikipedia
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EP Review: Sugar Horse - Waterloo Teeth (Small Pond Records)
Like everything Sugar Horse does, Waterloo Teeth is unforgettable.
The ever-mercurial, boundary-pushing UK rock quartet Sugar Horse will release their new collaborative EP ‘Waterloo Teeth’ on the 28th of October via Small Pond. It features members of Heriot, Conjurer, IDLES, Biffy Clyro, and many more. It’s highly unlikely that anyone would have expected this to be the next thing Sugar Horse put out after 2021’s The Live Long After album. That’s Sugar Horse for…
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joey and seb are little assholes and took the WT ep off of spotify but if anyone wants it i have the mp3s <3
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