Gold and Precious Gems Found In Grave of Woman Buried 1,600 Years in Bohemia By Pablo Luna / Friday, 12 Mar 2021 10:19PM
Archaeologists from the East Bohemian Museum in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, have discovered gold and precious gems in the grave of a woman buried 1,600 years ago during the 5th century. The discovery was made in 2019, and it was found to contain a headdress adorned with gold discs, four silver buckles inlaid with gold and gems, glass beads, a bone comb, a ceramic pot, and an iron knife among other ancient artifacts.
Researchers said there are five other ancient graves at the burial site, but these have been looted by thieves and their buried artifacts stolen. The researchers believe the graves were plundered a few hundred years after the decorated corpses were buried; however, the graves still contained broken skeletons, knives, a sword, and other mundane items used for burial purposes in prehistoric times.
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