Archeology department found 4000 years old ancient prayer place in Britain, officials were also confused

Britain: Officials of the Department of Archeology have found some ancient remains in Northampton area of ​​England. Officials have expressed surprise when these remains were found. During the excavation, the ruins of an ancient place of worship were found at the site, which is almost 4 thousand years old. According to officials, its history is important and will be important in terms of investigation.

A team of archaeologists from the Museum of London Archeology began excavating near Overstone, near Northampton. Interestingly, the place where excavation work is going on is going for housing development. Before that, research is being done on the facts related to history at this place. According to experts, this place has been used for more than 2 thousand years. So far many things related to bronze and Roman civilization have been found here.

A team of archaeologists has discovered an ancient structure associated with Roman civilizations. Experts say that there should be two rooms here. There are also stairs from one of the rooms to the upper floor. According to archaeologists, this place must have been a place of worship or prayer. It will not be used for any daily work. Britain has not one but many places where temples have been built during the Roman Empire. The Museum of London Archeology (MOLA) said their work on the site would continue. Archaeologists are of the opinion that the waterfall near this place may lead to more important discoveries.

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The archeology department staff has searched the ancient tomb. This mausoleum was built between 1400 and 2000 BC. A team of archaeologists also found five Bronze Age burial urns at the mausoleum. However, no human remains have been found at this place yet. “The site must have been of great importance to local communities in ancient times,” Simon Marcus, an archaeologist at the London Archaeological Museum, told the BBC. The fact that there are no human remains under the mausoleum may mean that people did not live here, but that it was used for things like a place of worship or prayer.

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