Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable 1,700-year history beneath Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, following the 2019 fire. - The 'dig of the century' revealed a 14th-century lead sarcophagus, medieval rood screen fragments, and Roman-era structures.
- The excavation provides insights into the site's evolution from a Roman settlement to a Gothic cathedral. - Discoveries will be studied and preserved, with potential museum display.
- The cathedral is set to reopen in December 2024 after restoration.