View of the Rue Soussillon excavation in Reims. Inrap
Reconstituting archaeological knowledge shattered by the war. Durocortorum (Reims) capital of Belgian Gaul. Removal of the sarcophagus on a metal structure. Jean-Jacques Bigot, Inrap Photogrammetric survey of the sarcophagus. émilie Jouhet, Inrap View of the Rue Soussillon excavation in Reims. Inrap An Inrap team has excavated an ancient necropolis on a 1,200 m² plot on rue Soussillon in Reims. For the first time, burials from the Gallo-Roman agglomeration have been excavated, preserved from looting by antiquarians and scholars in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and from destruction during the Great War.
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