3,000-Year-Old Gold Object in Germany Was Not What It Seemed
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New research into a richly furnished, 3,000-year-old tomb in Germany refutes an early interpretation of a mysterious gold artifact.
New research into a richly decorated 3,000-year-old grave in Albisheim, Germany, is overturning the original interpretation of a mysterious Bronze Age gold find. Conservators have found tiny nails, glue residue and traces of organic material, revealing that the object was much more complex than a simple vase fragment. The rare burial contained at least 24 ceramic vessels and valuable offerings, raising questions about the identity of the decease…
A new study of a heavily decorated 3000-year-old grave in Germany has refuted an early interpretation of a mysterious gold artifact.
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