Iron Age settlement discovered in Pocklington
Skeletons dating back to 800BC were also found at the site.
An Iron Age settlement of "international significance" has been discovered in East Yorkshire.
It was found in Pocklington.
Skeletons dating back to 800BC were also found at the site - which is being developed for new housing.
It's hoped the findings will shed light on the ritual of Iron Age burials.
The excavation at the site has also revealed objects including a sword, shield and 10 spears.
Archaeologists say the find is of international significance.