EVOLUTION OF A TOWN.

The article focuses on the discovery of the remains of an early Roman settlement named Ucetia outside the main walls of Uzès in southern France by archaeologists from the French National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research. Archaeologists say that Ucetia dates back to before the Roman invasion of Gaul in the first century through the early Middle Ages. They also say that it was built-up with more Roman-style buildings such as an urban house which found to contain Roman mosaics.