Excavation of the Century. 1,700-Year-Old Objects Found Under Notre-Dame Cathedral
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During an archaeological excavation in front of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, researchers discovered artifacts and architectural remains that span almost two thousand years of the city’s history, from Roman times to the Middle Ages. Excavations are taking place up to four meters below the square in front of the cathedral. They are part of a project to rebuild the public space after the great fire of 2019 that seriously damaged Notre Dame. Follo…
The square in front of Notre-Dame has been transformed into an archaeological site during renovations. Archaeologists have discovered finds from the Middle Ages and Roman Paris, including a coin with a portrait of Emperor Constantine and still-undeciphered inscriptions.
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