法国考古人员在巴黎西岱岛圣母院附近的Hôtel-Dieu医院下方发现了一段约20米长的古代石木结构城墙1。根据碳定年分析，该遗迹可追溯至公元前200年至公元前10年1，很可能属于古罗马时期的卢特提亚（古代巴黎）。
城墙上发现的火烧痕迹可能印证了凯撒记载的高卢人在公元前52年卢特提亚战役期间放火焚城的事件1。法国文化部长Catherine Pégard对这一发现的重要性给予高度评价，称其为"理解古高卢卢特提亚最重要的发现之一"1。这项考古成果在今年夏季发现1。
French archaeologists have discovered an ancient stone and timber fortification wall approximately 20 meters long beneath the Hôtel-Dieu hospital near Notre-Dame Cathedral on Paris's Île de la Cité, potentially offering new insights into the Roman settlement of Lutetia, the ancient name for Paris.1 Carbon dating places the structure between 200 BCE and 10 BCE, according to findings announced this summer.1
The discovery represents a significant archaeological milestone for understanding Gallic Lutetia. France's Culture Ministry stated: "We may be looking at one of the most important remains ever discovered for understanding Gallic Lutetia."1 Notably, burn marks visible on the wall may correspond to the historical account documented by Julius Caesar of Gallic inhabitants setting fires during the siege of Lutetia in 52 BCE.1
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