Neolithic Cemetery Excavated Near Paris - Archaeology Magazine
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A giant stone, nearly 10 tons, and a 6,500-year-old cemetery discovered near Paris. What mystery hides the Neolithic civilization? A giant stone, nearly 10 tons, and a 6,500-year-old cemetery discovered near Paris. What mystery hides the Neolithic civilization? A remarkable archaeological discovery, made near the capital of France, brings to light a prehistoric world about which very little is known. An anthropomorphic statue-menhir of 9,7 tons,…
An exceptional prehistoric cemetery, with eleven tombs, dozens of monumental stone blocks and an anthropomorphic statue of nearly ten tons, was discovered in the suburbs of Champigny-sur-Marne, on the southeastern outskirts of Paris.
An exceptional necropolis dating back to 6,500 years ago emerged at the gates of Paris, revealing a monumental anthropomorphic statue-menhir of almost ten tons, eleven burials and the use of a surprising primitive concreteAn exceptional necropolis dating back to 6,500 years ago emerged at the gates of Paris, revealing a monumental anthropomorphic statue-menhir of almost ten tons, eleven burials and the use of a surprising primitive concrete
On a terrace that the Marne River was forming with its sediments, on the southeast periphery of Paris, the archaeologists of the Inrap (the French national institute of preventive archaeology, which digs the grounds before the works arrive) have found a deposit that does not entirely fit with what was known about [...]
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