On a limestone plateau north of Tours, overlooking the small valley of the La Perrée stream, French archaeologists have fully excavated a rare Gallic rural settlement whose ditches concealed two remarkable objects, a crudely carved limestone statue with a still-visible human face, and an iron sword deliberately destroyed before being thrown away.
Strange Finds at a Gallic Farm Near Tours
On a limestone plateau north of Tours, overlooking the small valley of the La Perrée stream, French archaeologists have fully excavated a rare Gallic rural settlement whose ditches concealed two remarkable objects, a crudely carved limestone statue with a still-visible human face, and an iron sword deliberately destroyed before being thrown away.