Archaeologists have announced the discovery of a burial site that houses tombs from the Neolithic era all the way to the early Iron Age period near the town of Slaný in Central Bohemia, in the present-day Czech Republic.
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| Credit: Institute of Archaeology ASCR |
Items include pre-historic tombs, ceramics, stone arrowheads, copper daggers and dozens of skeletons.
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| Credit: Institute of Archaeology ASCR |
The discoveries were made during one of the largest archaeological excavations conducted in Bohemia, which started in August 2018 and ended in May 2019.
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| Credit: Institute of Archaeology ASCR |
The dig took place ahead of the construction of a highway bypass near Slaný.
