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Archaeologists uncover 10,000 years of history during roadworks

Por: Newsweek World January 29, 2024

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Archaeologists have uncovered remains representing around 10,000 years of history during road improvement works in southwestern England.Among the finds are a tool preparation area traced back to the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) period, a Bronze Age burial mound, various Roman remains and an American D-Day camp from World War II.The discoveries came during work to upgrade a section of the A30—one of the longest roads in the United Kingdom,... + full article



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