Sarrebourg. The Gallo-Roman necropolis of Sauvageon reveals highly complex food offerings.

The small Gallo-Roman necropolis discovered in Sauvageon (Saint-Quirin forest) at the end of 2019 continues to provide its share of information, even after the end of the excavations, thanks to various analyses. After the identification of unique food remains , the Association for Archaeological Research in the Pays de Sarrebourg (Araps) focused on analyzing the charcoal collected by the team and entrusted to a specialized laboratory. This charcoal comes from the remains of the wood that...

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