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An Apparently Isolated, But Potentially ‘Linked’ Discovery What is being called a “grim discovery” was made just below the surface of a sandpit in a children’s playground in the village of Tuchola Żarska, after local schoolchildren began digging with a bucket and spade. Marcin Kosowicz said that while innocently digging in a sandpit the children unearthed ancient urns inside “one or two extensive corpse graves” of the Lusatian culture community. Surprising find of burial urns just under the surface of the children’s sandpit in Poland. ( © ) The Lusatian culture existed in the later Bronze Age and early Iron Age in what is today Poland and they also inhabited parts of the Czechia, Slovakia, eastern Germany and western Ukraine. Professor Kosowicz thinks the removal of earth for the new playground revealed the ancient grave, and he also said that he suspects the location of the burials is perhaps linked to an earlier archaeological site that is located near

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