Lost City Of Gaul: Unearthing Bibracte

In the heart of the French region of Burgundy, deep in a forest, lies a hidden city that had been dormant for 2,000 years. It's called Bibracte, the most important oppidum in all of Gaul. That is where the Aedui, a Gallic tribe allied to the Romans, once built a fortified city on top of a mountain. What did this 10,000-inhabitant ancient city look like? How did the builders manage to erect indestructible fortifications at a time when no other Gallic city featured such protection? How did archaeologists decipher old pieces of wood despite the wear and tear of Father Time? And why did the Aedui suddenly abandon their capital? Thanks to topographic maps using LIDAR technology as well as spectacular computer-generated imagery, you're about to discover the evidence of galloping Romanisation, notably through a sophisticated hydraulic system, a forum, and a basilica.