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Under a Field of the Oise Had Been Sleeping for 2,000 Years a Potter's Workshop Whose Ceramics Traveled to Scotland
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A complete Gallo-Roman potter shop, sleeping for two millennia under a field of the Oise, has just been exhumed by the archaeologists of the Inrap. With its fifty towers and monumental oven, this rare site has delivered hundreds of thousands of tessons attesting to a trade that extended to the north of Scotland. Before its disappearance under the future Seine-Nord Europe canal, science preserves its memory. More
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