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Archaeology 2.0: without Making Any Search, Researchers Reveal 5,000-Year-Old Graves Under Fields in Bohemia

A team of universities in Pilsen, Brno, Prague and Hradec Králove have found them without a search, combining three remote sensing techniques. This discovery sheds light on how the first neolithic communities organized their territory around their dead. The results open new avenues, but also call for new research to be fully confirmed.
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A team of universities in Pilsen, Brno, Prague and Hradec Králove have found them without a search, combining three remote sensing techniques. This discovery sheds light on how the first neolithic communities organized their territory around their dead. The results open new avenues, but also call for new research to be fully confirmed.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news in on Monday, April 6, 2026.
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