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Archaeologists Discover that the Great Neolithic Tumulus of Kapellenberg in Germany Has a Central Tomb Related to Prehistoric Monuments in Northern France
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The archaeological excavations being carried out in the Kapellenberg, near Hofheim am Taunus in Germany, have provided during this summer campaign new indications about the possible location of the central tomb of a large funerary tomb dating back approximately 6,000 years, as confirmed by those responsible for [...]
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Under the sifted light of a laboratory, a few fragments of bones placed on a plateau attract all eyes. Nothing distinguishes them at first glance, if this is their delicate form and a singular provenance: a neolithic burial. Yet, these modest bones of cat just sow a nice disorder in our certainties. [...] More
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