Two Human Heads and a Tooth Necklace: an Unusual Burial of Stone Age in Poland
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Near Wroclav, archaeologists found a stone - age man buried with a necklace of 42 teeth, a combat axe, and two human skulls.
In Poland, a grave dating back to 2900 BC has been found containing a necklace made of 42 teeth, two severed heads, and a battle axe. Read more here: Neolithic Grave with Tooth Necklace and Severed Head Found in Poland (Arkeofili).
An unusual necklace, made out of 42 animal teeth, was discovered by archaeologists in southern Poland, inside a burial tomb over 5,000 years old.
Polish archaeologists have made an unusual discovery near Wrocław: the tomb of a man from the Stone Age, buried with two human skulls, a necklace made of 42 mammalian teeth and a fighting shield.
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