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Hidden tombs in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris

mspath

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Kim Wiĺlsher in The Guardian dated December 9, 2022 details how Notre Dame's uncovered tombs beneath the cathedral's crossing have begun to reveal their secrets.

 
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Love this! It's been 20 years since I was last in Paris, but on every trip I've made I went to the subterranean archeological site 100 yards away from the main entry to Notre Dame...
And when the church burned, Spouse and I opened a Chat-Neuf and cried...
But the building will be restored (and this is the way of ancient treasures in so many parts of Europe anyway), and has revealed this amazing history.
As my favourite literature prof offered to me many years ago, "All the best stories are of things lost and found."
 
So much history still to be found … awesome/ really stirs my imagination.

Btw : showing my ignorance again / I can’t understand the ‘chat-neuf’ sentence. ? My limited French sees : cat-nine
 
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So much history still to be found … awesome/ really stirs my imagination.

Btw : showing my ignorance again / I can’t understand the ‘chat-neuf’ sentence. ? My limited French sees : cat-nine
Chateauneuf du pape. A French red wine consisting of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre grapes. The Aussie GSM is a close approximation.
 
So much history still to be found … awesome/ really stirs my imagination.

Btw : showing my ignorance again / I can’t understand the ‘chat-neuf’ sentence. ? My limited French sees : cat-nine
Auto-correct destroyed my sentence. Château-Neuf.... (short form for one of the finest French reds we can reliably acquire). Not your inability there... but from now on I think I will ask Spouse if we should see if the Cat-nine is drinkable (which would be a double in-joke as we once had a professor who invited us for dinner -- lord... 30-some years ago -- and he greeted us with, "Shall we see if the '85 Margaux is drinkable?"). Reader, it was!
 
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