Loading the video Culture news Video. Archaeologists dive into Albania's Lake Ohrid to study Neolithic homes Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 22 October 2023 - 11:06 GMT+2 Dating back 8,000 years, the homes built on stilts could be the oldest lakeside settlement ever found in Europe. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Archaeologists dive into Albania's Lake Ohrid to study Neolithic homes Now playing Next Peru: Pope Leo XIV returns to his adopted homeland on historic visit Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 12th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next From the steppe to the World Nomad Games In partnership with MDQ Now playing Next The dress that upstaged a royal scandal is going up for auction Now playing Next How AI glasses are changing the way people communicate In partnership with CGTN Now playing Next Ukraine-Russia peace talks enter second day with territory in focus Now playing Next We should 'salute' Ukraine for military campaign against Russian diesel infrastructure Now playing Next Abu Dhabi peace talks end with prisoner exchange agreement Now playing Next Portugal still on alert as storm Charles sweeps across the country Now playing Next Spain: Clashes erupt in Barcelona after peaceful general strike march Now playing Next Drones deliver food to chimpanzees stranded by flooding Now playing Next There's 'not much space for climate denial anymore', says climate expert Now playing Next US: Survivor pulled alive from rubble after deadly Brooklyn collapse Now playing Next Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate seat in historic upset Now playing Next Exploitative e-commerce to be a thing of the past, EU justice chief vows More videos
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