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Archaeological excavations on Hague-Dick, a unique Bronze Age rampart

The Hague-Dick, a Bronze Age rampart in La Hague, is undergoing new excavations.

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Dated between 1200 and 800 BCE, this site is unique in France.

Archaeologists hope to clarify its history and role in the region.

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