A 3,000-year-old Bronze Age settlement at Must Farm quarry in Whittlesey, eastern England, was occupied for less than a year before it burned down, providing a rare glimpse into ancient village life. The site, likened to Pompeii, offers well-preserved artifacts such as a half-eaten bowl of porridge with a wooden spoon, revealing details on diet, clothing, and tools used by the inhabitants. Archaeologists describe the site as a 'time capsule' that captures a moment in history, similar to the preservation seen in ancient Pompeii.
An exquisitely preserved Bronze Age settlement that burned down 3000 years ago gives us a rare glimpse into how the people of eastern England lived at the time – including what they ate, how they dressed and the tools they used. https://t.co/flrWsVJq9r
The village was engulfed by fire back in 850 B.C., but many of its artifacts are still intact. https://t.co/ndrc7sXmhJ
Archaeologists in Pompeii have unearthed an ancient building site that sheds light on construction techniques used by the Romans to make iconic structures such as the Colosseum and the Pantheon, Italy’s culture ministry says. https://t.co/jloEdwSbxY
A construction site in Pompeii that was being worked on until the eruption of Vesuvius has been discovered, unlocking hidden details about the construction – and politics – in the ancient city. https://t.co/iHqZO6MFpc
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient settlement in Britain, preserved as perfectly as ancient Pompeii. @timothyrevell says the site at Must Farm quarry may be 3000 years old and is described as a "moment captured in time" 🎧 https://t.co/BpwUttRyMa
“Secrets of 'Extraordinary' Prehistoric Site Likened to Pompeii Revealed” Article: https://t.co/HJdG2LdKO1
This is so cool: Scientists found an amazingly well-preserved village from 3,000 years ago https://t.co/edsAYxzGKk
A half-eaten bowl of porridge complete with a wooden spoon is just one of the extraordinarily well-preserved remnants of a late Bronze Age hamlet unearthed in eastern England that’s been dubbed a “time capsule” into village life almost 3,000 years ago. https://t.co/7Gklqk1CJ1
An exquisitely preserved Bronze Age settlement that burned down 3000 years ago gives us a rare glimpse into how the people of eastern England lived at the time – including what they ate, how they dressed and the tools they used. https://t.co/2W7C8MJJmw
A 3,000-year-old village at Must Farm quarry in Whittlesey was occupied for less than a year before it burned down, leaving a wealth of well-preserved artefacts. Archaeologist Chris Wakefield said the site was "an amazing time capsule". https://t.co/gPumR5t81Z