Researchers used a drone to take 11,000 images of a suspected Bronze Age fortress in Georgia's Caucasus Mountains, allowing them to detect and map features invisible from ground level. The method showed that the site is 40 times larger than previously thought, with an outer wall more than half a mile long. What amazes me is there are no tales of this place, no written history of it, no record of it, just the archaeological dig now finding it.
Researchers used a drone to take 11,000 images of a suspected Bronze Age fortress in Georgia's Caucasus Mountains, allowing them to detect and map features invisible from ground level. The method showed that the site is 40 times larger than previously thought, with an outer wall more than half a mile long. What amazes me is there are no tales of this place, no written history of it, no record of it, just the archaeological dig now finding it.