Nissen huts?

Might not confirm but lotsof pictures of different Nissen huts and variants on

Nissen Huts (and Derivatives) - Worldwide

And if you want to get really obscure they get very excited if you find any of these inside Nissen huts in the UK!
Galvanised Iron Trademarks

Or not judging by this. Archaeological Project Services should know beter 2/10 fail.

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Agreed difficult to identify from Google Earth. However, archaeologists being paid to write a report on WWII remains, as a condition of planning and the subsequent removal of that building should at the very least be able to identify the correct type of building even in 2009. There were plenty of secondary sources out there to refer to and clearly no primary sources were consulted. Otherwise, missleading info such as this is out there that people go on to believe, the myth gets repeated time and time again in books (or on the internet) just like the Maycrete saga of the 1980s which fortunately has largly died a death but took near on 20 years to finally be discredited.

Paul wrote:

Agreed difficult to identify from Google Earth. However, archaeologists being paid to write a report on WWII remains, as a condition of planning and the subsequent removal of that building should at the very least be able to identify the correct type of building even in 2009. There were plenty of secondary sources out there to refer to and clearly no primary sources were consulted. Otherwise, missleading info such as this is out there that people go on to believe, the myth gets repeated time and time again in books (or on the internet) just like the Maycrete saga of the 1980s which fortunately has largly died a death but took near on 20 years to finally be discredited.

I think archaeologists pay a lot more attention to WWI and WWII sites nowadays. Probably depends a lot on the archaeological company doing the work.