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Archaeologists in northern France have discovered a vast Bronze and Iron Age settlement that may once have been a regional hub.
I'm constantly intrigued by excavations that uncover what used to be really important and booming settlements that completely disappear from the records, written, oral, and archaeological, particularly ones that were in existence for a considerable amount of time.
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Cefn Clawdd Bronze Age Settlement, Trawsfynydd, Wales
A first visit for me to this BIG Bronze Age settlement and enclosure site. A combination of hut circles and farming walls can be seen across the landscape. There is also a lot of white quartz lying around.
An archaeological site in the area dates back about 4,200 years.
Inhabitated between 2200 and 2000 B.C then again at 1300 B.C. The society changed after the arrival of Phoenicians in 800 B.C.
The ancient settlement, which dates back to the Iron Age and Roman periods, was discovered during a Thames Water project.
Dozens of human skeletons from around 3,000 years ago have been found during water pipe excavation work in Oxfordshire.
Thames Water made the gory and fascinating discovery during a £14.5m pipe scheme expected to ease pressure on a rare chalk stream.
The ancient settlement, which dates back to the Iron Age and Roman periods, was excavated by Cotswold Archaeology.
It is believed that some of the 26 human remains found at the Childrey Warren site are from ritual burials.
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My own photography… Carn Euny, Cornwall, England, UK
Burghead Pictish Fort Earthworks, Moray Firth, Scotland
The outline of an ancient settlement from over 3600 years ago has been discovered by the United State Agency for Aid and International Deve
Photogrammetry, for the win. Seems such an inhospitable place for a settlement, but it was landscaped, apparently. Interesting to see what this place was.
