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Shamanic greeting from the Bronze Age: Carved snake staff in perfect condition

Shamanic greeting from the Bronze Age: Carved snake staff in perfect condition

GM4PRO
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Finnish archaeologists have discovered a 4,400-year-old life-size wooden stick in the shape of a snake. It may have been a ritual tool of a Neolithic shaman. The half-metre long stick with a wide open snake mouth was carved from a single piece of wood. It lay perfectly preserved in the peat of a prehistoric wetland near the town of Järvensuo, about 100 km northwest of Helsinki...
28 Jul 2013 Human bones found in the theatre 28. 7. 2013

28 Jul 2013 Human bones found in the theatre

Viky
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Shocking findings were made by archaeological research in the vicinity of the theatre in Kladno. Researchers have discovered that hundreds of human skeletons are standing on top of it. Audience members sat just inches above the skeletons during performances.
27. 7. 2015 Executioner's Cross at Chlum 27. 7. 2015

27. 7. 2015 Executioner's Cross at Chlum

Viky
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In the past, Josef Růžička, the executioner from Dobrovice, used to walk on the road to Chlum in Mladá Boleslav. In 1779, he erected a cross there, supposedly to atone for his sins. The monument gradually declined, but six years ago it was restored.
Snorkeling in Croatia with Equinox 600 and Nokta Pulse Dive

Snorkeling in Croatia with Equinox 600 and Nokta Pulse Dive

studna88
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Swimsuit gowns, the sound of the sea, beer and relaxation... Finally summer! That's probably what a lot of us think about when we plan our holidays. This year, like the last, has been marred by a pesky pandemic, and so many of us are looking forward to finally relaxing and thinking different thoughts. After all, it's by the sea that things work best. Especially when you have the chance to earn a gold ring...
7,000-year-old clay seal confirms a centre of prehistoric trade

7,000-year-old clay seal confirms a centre of prehistoric trade

GM4PRO
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Archaeologists excavating the prehistoric Israeli village of Tel Tsaf in the Beit She'an Valley have discovered a 7,000-year-old clay seal with geometric patterns. It is the oldest of its kind to date in the southern Levant, indicating that Tel Tsaf was a busy administrative and commercial crossroads. It may have been used to mark a shipment or to seal a warehouse, such as a grain silo.

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