Ancient Wall Patterns Emerge in Britain's Drought-Stricken Soil
Dry conditions reveal fleeting archaeological features in the countryside
A period of unusually dry weather in Britain has exposed the faint outlines of ancient walls long buried beneath the soil.
Archaeologists say these fleeting patterns, visible only from the air and for a short time, may offer valuable clues about early settlements and forgotten structures across the countryside.
Archaeologists say these fleeting patterns, visible only from the air and for a short time, may offer valuable clues about early settlements and forgotten structures across the countryside.
