Burgundy archaeology

First-Ever Painted Depiction of Celtic God Sucellus Discovered at Gallo-Roman Sanctuary

16 March 2026

Archaeologists excavating a hilltop sanctuary in eastern France have uncovered a remarkable painted altar block depicting Sucellus, a powerful Celtic...

First-Ever Painted Depiction of Celtic God Sucellus Discovered at Gallo-Roman Sanctuary

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