Antoine Maillier, Bibracte · 2018
The current extent of the ancient city of Bibracte has been shaped both by archaeological work and by site management aimed at making the remains accessible and understandable to visitors. Following excavation, the remains of domus PC1 (the largest Roman house on the site, covering nearly 3,600 m²) were consolidated. A clearing was also created in the Parc aux Chevaux area, where excavations revealed an exceptional architectural complex built primarily in wood.
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