Iron Age Burial Landscape Mapped in Genk via Ground Scans

Archaeologists used non-invasive ground-penetrating radar to map a 2,500-year-old urn field with burial mounds at Opglabbekerzavel in Genk, Belgium, without excavation. The discovery reveals a previously unknown Iron Age landscape, but the full extent and significance remain to be assessed. This is a notable archaeological find, though it has no immediate geopolitical or market implications.