The regulating includes more than 20 buildings and acts as a key point of contact between the neighboring communities, researchers say.
French archaeologists have dug an amazing settlement in the O-De-France region, dated to late copper and early iron age, about three millennia ago, Armeonews reports.
More than twenty buildings were found on the site with an area of nearly 30 thousand square meters, some of which had a rectangular shape and reached more than 25 meters long. Architectural planning indicates a well -being, and the concentration of structures and artifacts indicates active social and economic life.
Also, during excavations, various structures for combustion were found, including large circle pits and rectangular furnaces. The round pits located in the dwellings are filled with materials exposed to high temperatures, suggesting that they can be used to cook or make ceramics.
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Researchers believe that regulating can have a special status in its society, acting as a key point of contact between neighboring communities.
Earlier it was reported that in Egypt they found a grave of an unknown king.
In Scotland found a 600-year wealth of coins
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