Under Paris's Notre Dame, archaeologists are unearthing 2,000 years of history
Summary
Archaeologists are digging underground near Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral to uncover history dating back 2,000 years. This work is happening while the cathedral remains a popular tourist site after reopening in 2024 following a fire.Key Facts
- Notre Dame Cathedral reopened to visitors in 2024 after a serious fire.
- There is an archaeological digging site beneath and near the cathedral.
- The dig is uncovering artifacts and history from the last 2,000 years.
- The excavation is partly to prepare the square in front of the cathedral for planting trees and creating shade.
- The work is ongoing even as tourists continue to visit Notre Dame.
- The project is located in Paris, the capital city of France.
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