In 2016 we talked about the discovery on the promontory of Tintagel, in Cornwall, of the remains of a fortress from the 5th century. Precisely that is the time in which the defenders of the historicity of King Arthur place the character. Archaeologists have continued to work on the site, uncovering
A 2,800-year-old goldsmith treasure belonging to the Eastern Scythians or Sakas has been unearthed in a burial mound, east of Kazakhstan, in Central Asia. Animals from the steppes, gold ornaments, arrowheads, more than 3000 precious objects were extracted from a kurgan belonging to the Eastern Scy
In 1959, numerous medieval sarcophagi were discovered in the Basilica of Saint-Denis in Paris, the burial place for centuries of the kings of France. The person in charge of the Parisian archaeological work was, at that time, Michel Fleury, one of the most outstanding French specialists. Upon openi
History is little said about the death of Saint Louis. But recent analyzes carried out on his remains reveal the poor health of the King of France during the Eighth Crusade, where he died. Reliquary in which were the remains of the viscera of Saint-Louis, King of France. Typhus, plague, dysentery?