Rare 5,500-Year-Old Trapezoidal Burial Monument Discovered in Germany
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Rare 5,500-year-old trapezoidal burial monument discovered in Germany
Archaeologists in Germany have uncovered a rare 5,500-year-old trapezoidal burial monument containing human remains, adding to growing evidence of elaborate funerary traditions among Neolithic communities in Central Europe. This content was originally published on www.heritagedaily.com - © 2023 - HeritageDaily
Preventive archaeology in Saxony reveals a trapezoidal neolithic tomb more than 5,000 years ago alongside Markranstädt. La entrada Hallan in Saxony a 5,000-year-old trapezoidal neolithic tomb next to Markranstädt aparece primero en Merca2.
During the laying of a district heating line, workers in the south of Leipzig encountered a tomb from the Neolithic period.
Also such effects have the planned district heating lines and hydrogen pipes, which are currently being projected from Leuna to Leipzig: They cut terrain on which important archaeological sites are discovered. Such a site was discovered near Döhlen near Markranstädt. And it leads back to the Copper Stone Age, in a time, far before the famous sky disk of Nebra, which only [...] The article Testimonial of the funnel cup culture: Trapez-shaped tomb…
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