Written By sunarnobambang86@gmail.com on Saturday , March 1, 2014 | 22:31
Archaeologists find rare evidence that suggests the existence of human life on the River Thames , England , in the year 9,000 BC.
This evidence is found in excavations that are intended for the construction of Crossrail railway network project .
The diggers found a place-making equipment from the Mesolithic era which consists of 150 pieces of flint in a quarry in Woolwich .
Archaeologists say human prehistory in London using this site to prepare for the rocks of the river which was later made into stone tools .
In addition to the equipment of the Mesolithic era , gold coins were also found at the excavation site on Liverpool Road .
Archaeologists say that the gold coin from the 16th century is generally used as sequins or pendant , similar to those worn by wealthy nobles and royal family members .
They are confused about how valuable and expensive items like this could be in the area at that time , including areas lacking .
Still on the Road Liverpool , they also found a road that was made in Roman times - complete with complete with human remains found in the road foundation .
In the next year , archaeologists will begin digging around 3,000 skull from the cemetery area in the 17th century Bedlam , near Liverpool Street .
Previously , archaeologists also found objects estimated 2,000 years old in the middle of London .
' What is very important '
Archaeologists hope that when they start to move large -scale excavation of the skeleton , they also will find more relics of the Roman road , along with the foundations of Roman buildings standing next to him .
Based on the discovery of the historic equipment, head archaeologist of Crossrail, Jay Carver , said : " It is a unique and interesting can reveal evidence of humans living back in the UK and particularly the Thames Valley after a prolonged hiatus during the Ice Age.
" This is one of the few archaeological sites that affirm human life in the Thames Valley at this time .
" Concentration pieces of rock shows that this is a very important location for the source of raw materials for making tools used by early residents of London who live and hunt on the islands at the mouth of the Thames . "
Beginning in 2018, Crossrail will connect areas such as Maidenhead, Berkshire , in the west to Shenfield , Essex , and Abbey Wood in the east of London .
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