Dig in!
The last weeks, numerous new ruins and artefacts have been discovered. In Rome, they recently found Nero’s rotating banqueting hall. Close by, at ancient Rome’s port of Ostia, a British research team excavated a mini-colosseum. Meanwhile, other British archaeologists unearthed a new stone circle close to Stonehenge, which they named ‘Bluehenge’, after the hue of the 25 stones which form the circle.
Closer at home, excavations at a new building site in Antwerp revealed several Gallo-Roman graves.
Despite the world wide crisis, I’m glad to see there is still plenty of work these days for archaeologists all over the world!
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