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Archaeologists Find 3,000-Year-Old Hoard of Deliberately Broken Bronze Tools in Czech Wetland
Archaeologists near Kojetín in the Czech Republic have discovered a hoard of bronze tools that were used, deliberately damaged and then deposited in a wetland more than 3,000 years ago. The find includes nine bronze sickles, part of a sword blade, fragments of ornaments, three metal ingots and two unfinished objects. Researchers believe the assemblage…
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Archaeologists Discover Female Burial with Bronze Jewelry in the Czech Republic
Extensive archaeological excavations in the Slánsko region of the Czech Republic have uncovered a remarkable female burial, shedding light on the area’s thousands of years of history. The research, conducted by the Archaeological Centre Olomouc, revealed settlements and burial sites spanning from the Neolithic era to modern times. A total of 467 archaeological features were…