Ancient sanctuary of healing goddess Sequana opens to public near Seine source
The ancient sanctuary of Sequana, a Celtic healing goddess, will be exceptionally open to the public on Sunday, June 14, as part of the European Archaeology Days. The site, located at the source of the Seine River in Burgundy, France, features a Gallo-Roman temple complex dedicated to Sequana, who was worshipped for her curative powers. Visitors can explore the remains of the sanctuary, including a sacred spring, a temple, and various votive offerings. The event offers guided tours and educational activities across France, highlighting the country's archaeological heritage.
Key facts
- The sanctuary of Sequana opens to the public on June 14.
- The opening is part of the European Archaeology Days.
- Sequana is a Celtic healing goddess.
- The site is at the source of the Seine River.
- The sanctuary includes a Gallo-Roman temple complex.
- Visitors can see a sacred spring and votive offerings.
- Guided tours are offered during the event.
- The event takes place across France.
Entities
Locations
- Seine River
- Burgundy
- France