“Archaeological Revelations: The Mysterious Bronze Age Woman Unearthed Beneath Britain’s Modern Streets”
“These burials just form part of the rich history of the area with the archaeological excavations at Cottington Road [confirming] the presence of extensive and prolonged occupations,” Worsley remarked to All That’s Interesting, “ranging from the Bronze Age through to the post-medieval period represented by a myriad of ditches and enclosures along with an established Roman Road, Saxon village and possible prehistoric ‘monumental’ ditch with an intact Beaker burial. The importance of this site within the context of Thanet archaeology cannot be underestimated.”
After reading about the Bronze Age woman found ahead of a construction project in England, discover the mysterious story of the Sea Peoples, the seafaring invaders who purportedly caused chaos during the Bronze Age. Or, learn about the Nebra Sky Disk, the object developed by ancient people during the Late Bronze Age that may be the oldest depiction of the night sky ever made by humans.
