War refugee Lawrence Makubaga, 22, views a table where seven of his relatives are among the piles of bones and skulls dug up by local farmers in the fertile fields of the Luwero Triangle region north of the Ugandan capital of Kampala in 1987. Thousands of Ugandans were killed by dictators Milton Obote and Idi Amin during their reign of terror. Now, with refugees returning, the bones of the victims are being found and displayed as a memorial and reminder to the past.