Bronze-age Britain: 3,000 year-old houses preserved by "Pompeii effect"
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Channel: CGTN Africa · 2016 · News & Politics
A three-thousand-year old tragedy has provided archaeologists with unprecedented insights into Bronze-Age Britain. In what they are calling a "Pompeii effect", even the last meal of the unfortunate victims of a house fire can be determined. Here's more
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