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This 2,700-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in Türkiye May Have Connections to King Midas’s Family – altnews.org
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In a remarkable dig in China, researchers have discovered a royal tomb from the Neolithic period with jewelry, ceremonial tools and pig jawbones that testify to wealth - and also to ancient intrigue.
A Midas touch to a new ancient royal tomb found in the former Asia Minor (Turkey)
Researchers study mounds near the ancient citadel of Gordion. Photo: Prof Brian Rose (Penn Museum) In ancient Greek mythology, King Midas of Phrygia, in Asia Minor (Turkey), quite literally possessed the golden touch after his wish was granted by the god, Dionysus. Now a preserved royal tomb that might date to the Midas dynasty that ruled back then has been unveiled by Turkish authorities. The US-based Penn Museum says it dates back to …
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