He Was Buried Centuries Before Rome Existed and a Volunteer Found Him in Hungary: a Bronze Bowl on a Battlefield of 1596
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A volunteer who tracked with metal detector the field of the battle of Mezőkeresztes, in the Borsod region of Hungary, found something foreign to the war of 1596: a bronze bowl buried more than 3,000 years ago, in the Late Bronze Age.
On a Hungarian battlefield, archaeologists have discovered a bronze treasure over 3000 years old. However, the residues inside a cup are particularly exciting.
Archaeologists went to the scene of colors near Mezokerestes and discovered something that no one expected - a treasure from the Late Bronze Age.
Archaeologists exploring a 16th-century battlefield in Hungary have discovered a treasure trove that is about 2,500 years older than expected. The bronze vessel and jewelry found near Mezőkeresztes, the site of a 1596 battle between Ottoman and Habsburg forces, date to the Late Bronze Age. Extensive laboratory testing has revealed that the hoard contains more artifacts than initially thought.
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