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humanities Jan 10, 2026, 8:36 PM
Archaeologists discover 16th-century gallows in Grenoble - French archaeologists discovered a gallows in Grenoble dating back to the 16th century, used for executing and displaying condemned prisoners.
- The site revealed the remains of at least 32 individuals, including notable figures who opposed royal authority during the Protestant Reformation.
- The excavation provides insights into historical practices of death and burial, contributing to understanding criminal justice systems of the time.
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