Spain’s Belchite was destroyed in the 1937 Civil War, but archaeologists are still finding bullets, trenches and personal belongings beneath its ruins

• PC: World Monuments FundOn the edge of Zaragoza province, the remains of Belchite sit among dry grass and scrub, their broken walls exposed to the weather.
• Towers rise without roofs, doorways lead nowhere and sections of masonry have been left much as they were after the fighting.
• A newer settlement stands nearby, separated from the ruins by a road and by decades of ordinary life.