A diver searching the bottom of England’s River Wear has pulled up a huge three-legged iron cauldron that lay hidden underwater for hundreds of years, and researchers are still trying to work out how it got there
- (Image credit: Facebook/ Gary Bankhead)A whole world of material culture, ruling dynasties, and the history of communities and their elusivity is etched in the world around us, in the buildings and the roads.
- But beneath it all, deep-seated in our rivers, lies the archive of its own history—the world that survived before us.
- So, when a diver went searching the bottom of England’s River Wear, it was with a target in mind: finding, in the depths of the deep blue waters, an artefact.
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- (Image credit: Facebook/ Gary Bankhead)A whole world of material culture, ruling dynasties, and the history of communities and their elusivity is etched in the world around us, in the buildings and the roads.
- But beneath it all, deep-seated in our rivers, lies the archive of its own history—the world that survived before us.
- So, when a diver went searching the bottom of England’s River Wear, it was with a target in mind: finding, in the depths of the deep blue waters, an artefact.
Sources: Times of India