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The aim is to explore the ancient underground structure known as the 'fish-bone galleries' in Lyon by integrating archaeological and geological techniques.

March 26, 2026Open Access

Review of: The “fish-bone galleries” of Lyon, France: combining archaeological and geological 3D modelling to understand a mysterious ancient underground structure. Round#1/Reviewer#1

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The aim is to explore the ancient underground structure known as the 'fish-bone galleries' in Lyon by integrating archaeological and geological techniques.
Reviewed existing literature on the fish-bone galleries.
Analyzed geological formations surrounding the structure.
Used 3D modelling techniques to visualize archaeological findings.
Identified unique aspects of the underground galleries.
Revealed connections between geological features and archaeological significance.
Proposed new theories on the structure's purpose based on combined modelling.

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A recommendation of: Hervé Tronchère-Cottet, Catherine Pothier, Philippe Dessaint, Christian Obrecht The “fish-bone galleries” of Lyon, France: combining archaeological and geological 3D modelling to understand a mysterious ancient underground structure https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18826402

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