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Archaeologists May Have Found the Lost Gaulish Fort That Julius Caesar Burned Down
Digging in the courtyard of a Paris hospital on the Ile de la Cite, near Notre Dame, archaeologists uncovered a burned wall from a Celtic fort that could be the long lost settlement of Lutetia, the town Julius Caesar's Roman army fought over in 52 BC during the Gallic Wars. Burned seeds and a Gallic spearhead support Caesar's own written account that the Gauls set fire to their own town rather than let the Romans capture it whole.
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