Feret was a local notable and municipal records confirm that he conducted a first dig at the site 200 years ago. He created some of the first accurate topographical maps of the site and uncovered evidence that it had been a fortified Gallic town before later being used by the Romans.

A team of archaeologists in northern France have discovered a message in a bottle during a dig which is dated from 1825, around just under 200 years ago.

A team of volunteers were excavating a 2,000-year-old Gallic settlement when they uncovered a note from a 19th-century archaeologist.

A group of students participated in excavations in northern France. During their work in a Gallic village near the city of Dieppe, they made a surprising discovery. Researchers came across a clay pot that contained a small bottle with a note from 200 years ago!

In a groundbreaking discovery, volunteers in the northern part of France discovered a small glass vial that consisted of a 200-year-old message from a colleague from another era. As per data, archaeologist P.

A group of students participated in excavations in northern France. During their work in a Gallic village near Dieppe, they made a surprising discovery. Researchers came across a clay pot that contained a small bottle with a note from 200 years ago!