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In Belgium, archaeologists uncovered the remains of a medieval manor thanks to moles that dug tunnels. Researchers collected 2,810 fragments, including remnants of brick gates from the 13th to 14th centuries, from 814 molehills near Damme.
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In Belgium, archaeologists discovered the remains of a medieval estate thanks to moles that dug tunnels and brought archaeological materials to the surface. Researchers collected 2,810 fragments, including remains of brick gates from the 13th-14th centuries, from 814 molehills near Damme.
In Belgium, researchers from Ghent University discovered the remains of a medieval estate thanks to the activity of moles. The animals unearthed archaeological fragments indicating the existence of a brick gate from the 13th to 14th centuries.
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