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By Sounding the Route of the Seine-Nord Canal in the Oise, Archaeologists Literally Exhumed a Roman Factory of 21 Ovens Remained Lit for Three Centuries.

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By digging the route of the future Seine-Nord canal in the Oise, the archaeologists of the Inrap have discovered a major Roman factory dating from the 1st to the 3rd century. With its 21 ovens, 14 groups of potter towers and luxurious productions, this site offers an ancient production chain almost complete. More
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By Sounding the Route of the Seine-Nord Canal in the Oise, Archaeologists Literally Exhumed a Roman Factory of 21 Ovens Remained Lit for Three Centuries.

By digging the route of the future Seine-Nord canal in the Oise, the archaeologists of the Inrap have discovered a major Roman factory dating from the 1st to the 3rd century. With its 21 ovens, 14 groups of potter towers and luxurious productions, this site offers an ancient production chain almost complete. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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