Oldest archaeological find in Belgian Limburg

Maastricht area news, posted October 30th, 2006

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An amateur archaeologist has uncovered the oldest archaeological site in Flanders in a loam pit in Riemst (Limburg).

The find includes several tools made of flint. The artefacts are believed to be between three hundred and four hundred thousand years old.

Read full article: VRT News, 30 October 2006

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