5,000-Year-Old Necklace Made From Teeth Discovered Near Wrocław
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5,000-year-old necklace made from teeth discovered near Wrocław
Archaeologists excavating a prehistoric burial mound near Wrocław have discovered an extraordinary necklace made from 42 teeth alongside the skeleton of an adult man, stone weapons and human skull remains, in a find that researchers believe could shed new light on the Corded Ware culture in south-western Poland. This content was originally published on www.heritagedaily.com - © 2023 - HeritageDaily
A burial mound containing a nearly complete skeleton of an adult male, a necklace of 42 animal teeth, amber and bone beads, and a stone battle axe—these findings were discovered by archaeologists near Żórawina, near Wrocław. According to the website o2.pl, the grave dates back to around 2900 BC and could provide new information about the migrations of ancient communities in Lower Silesia.
A sensational discovery near Żórawina, near Wrocław. Archaeologists discovered a nearly complete skeleton of a man, fragments of two skulls, and unique artifacts found in a grave. Preliminary dating indicates the burial may date back to around 2900 BCE. Now, scientists want to determine who the buried people were and where they came from.
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