US EditionRock-Carved Roman-Era Homes Unearthed in Southern France
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Rock-Carved Roman-Era Homes Unearthed in Southern France
A five-month-long excavation in southeastern France has revealed a remarkable archaeological site featuring rock-hewn dwellings, an elaborate polychrome mosaic, Late Roman tombs, and a sophisticated drainage system—all of which offer new insight into ancient craftsmanship and urban design.Archaeologists from France’s National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) conducted the excavation on the slopes overlooking Alès, a city …
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