In recent years, archaeologists have been working to uncover the secrets of the sarcophagi found beneath Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France. The sarcophagi, which contain the remains of several notable figures from the past, including bishops and kings, have been sealed for centuries.

The research into these tombs has revealed new information about the lives and deaths of these individuals, as well as provided insights into the history and architecture of Notre Dame itself.

The study also gives an idea of medieval France's cultural and religious practices. The discovery of these sarcophagi provides a rare glimpse into the past, shedding light on the history of one of the world's most famous landmarks.

In April 2019, a disaster occurred as one of the greatest buildings in Europe was swamped by flames, and the blazes scorched everything, leaving nothing behind except destroyed ruins. You might have already guessed what we're talking about.

The fire at the Paris Notre Dame Cathedral left France and the entire world heartbroken. But when archaeologists investigated the damage inflicted by the fire, they came across some unique things that had been hidden beneath the cathedral for centuries. And these discoveries reveal some shocking truths about history. So what have the archaeologists discovered? And what do these discoveries reveal?