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It Was Thought that the 19th-Century Robbers Had Taken Everything to This Necropolis of the Marne: a Gaulish Sword Still in Its Sheath Just Proved the Opposite
A 2,500-year-old Gaulish sword, which has been trapped in its sheath, has just been exhumed in a necropolis of the Marne that was thought to have been exhausted since the 19th century. Archaeologists have also uncovered 15 new burials, intact vases and genetic mysteries that promise to reveal the history of the Gaulish warriors of Champagne. More
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A 2,500-year-old Gaulish sword, which has been trapped in its sheath, has just been exhumed in a necropolis of the Marne that was thought to have been exhausted since the 19th century. Archaeologists have also uncovered 15 new burials, intact vases and genetic mysteries that promise to reveal the history of the Gaulish warriors of Champagne. More