In the picture in post #116 we again see evidence of the bodies being worked over, as 64th points out some items are missing if you click the picture and zoom in you can see some amazing detail. Look just under his elbow on a line with the point of the pocket that has been turned out so violently as to be ripped and you can see the button laying in the mud that had held the pocket shut. Also above his head is his haversack the strap of which has been cut and it is ripped open to get at the contents. Almost all of the pictures of the dead at Ft Mahone exhibit the same; pockets turned out, jackets ripped open and cut straps on gear that is still on the body. It has been said before that the reason the jackets are open on photos of Civil War dead was that the soldiers did this themselves, searching for the wound. This may be true to some extent but it is just as obviouse in these photos that it was done by someone looking for trophies and valuables.