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Montreal-area construction will result in road closures - Vimarsana News

Montreal-area construction will result in road closures

There will be more than one road closure over the weekend due to construction projects in and around Montreal. Restrictions will be in place in the Saint-Pierre Interchange, on the Pie-IX bridge and the Nuns' Island section of Highway 15, among others.

Ancient necropolis unearthed just feet away from bustling Paris train station - Vimarsana News

Ancient necropolis unearthed just feet away from bustling Paris train station

An archaeological dig ahead of planned construction work in the heart of the city has uncovered the 2,000-year-old remains of adults, children and even a funerary pig.

French Archaeologists Unearth New Insights into Ancient Necropolis - Vimarsana News

French Archaeologists Unearth New Insights into Ancient Necropolis

French archaeologists have uncovered new insights into an ancient necropolis in Paris. French archaeologists have uncovered new insights into an ancient necropolis in Paris, shedding light on the lives and death rituals of the Parisii people during Antiquity, according to Inrap.

'No one has seen it since antiquity': Archaeologists uncover ancient necropolis near Paris metro - Vimarsana News

'No one has seen it since antiquity': Archaeologists uncover ancient necropolis near Paris metro

The burial site could shed light on the little-known culture of Paris' precursor Lutetia, a Gallo-Roman town that existed nearly 2000 years ago.

2,000-Year-Old Skeletons Found in Paris – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

2,000-Year-Old Skeletons Found in Paris – ARTnews.com

Preventative excavations have uncovered a tranche of graves over two thousand years old on Paris’s Il de la Cite.