The deceased soldiers will be awarded full military honours for their past bravery in serving their countries.
The troops met their deaths at the Battle of Fromelles in July 1916, which was said to be one of the fiercest battles fought by Australian soldiers in the First World War, and it is reported that 5,533 Australian soldiers and 1,547 British soldiers died.
The mass grave near Pheasant Wood on the outskirts of Fromelles had been found by an amateur Australian historian and his discovery was confirmed by archaeologists from Glasgow University working on behalf of the Australian Government.
