An Excavation in Wales Paints a Picture of Home Life 3,500 Years Ago

An Excavation in Wales Paints a Picture of Home Life 3,500 Years Ago

Researchers are excavating the remains of a Bronze Age roundhouse hiding beneath a field in Cardiff, Wales. A series of digs has allowed the …

Smithsonian Magazine - Sonja Anderson • 15d

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  • Archaeology
  • Bronze Age
  • Cardiff University
  • Anthropology
  • History

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