In this QuickTime movie, the Class learns about the past they are seeing under the Cathedral in Geneva.

Active exploration continues at the archaeological site under the Cathedral, and it is far from finished. The sections of the site open to the public allow us to see for ourselves the problems presented when interpreting the remains of 2000 years of construction in one spot. Walls and layers can be identified, and related to information from archaeological sites and church buildings in other parts of Europe

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Click here to see a section of the IVth century floor under the Cathedral.

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Click here to join the class in a visit a section of the zone of the site where the baptisteries were located.

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Cllick here to the mosaic floor with the class

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