5,000-Year-Old Tooth Necklace Discovered in Ancient Burial Mound Near Wrocław, Poland | Archaeology News Online Magazine
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Archaeologists discover in Poland a 5,000-year-old grave with a chain of 42 animal teeth - and two additional skulls. All about the spectacular find.
5,000-year-old tooth necklace discovered in ancient burial mound near Wrocław, Poland | Archaeology News Online Magazine
A 5,000-year-old burial mound found near Wrocław in southwestern Poland has given archaeologists a rare look at people linked to the Corded Ware cultural circle. The grave held an almost complete male skeleton, parts of two adult skulls, a necklace made from 42 animal teeth, amber and bone beads, flint tools, and a stone battle […]
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Archaeologists excavating a prehistoric mound near Wroclaw have discovered an extraordinary necklace made of 42 teeth, alongside the skeleton of an adult man, stone weapons and the remains of a human skull.
Polish archaeologists led by Tomasz Gralak from the University of Wroclaw spoke about one of the results of excavations that took place in an ancient burial ground located near the village of Zurawina (near Wroclaw). On the monument, most of whose burials date back to late Roman times and the era of the Great Migration, they identified a smaller, older burial mound. In a grave pit, archaeologists unearthed the skeleton of an adult man who was bu…
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