A group of archaeologists from the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest announced a sensational finding on the hill of Shomlo to the west of the country. More than 300 ancient artifacts have been found for more than 3,000 years. The study was published scientifically magazine Antiquity.
The elements include bronze products, jewels and blacksmiths of a mysterious bile culture.
Shomlo Hill works, which rise above 431 meters of grape vineyards of the Vespre region, started in 2023. They dug the rare works of the Early Iron Age (800-450 BC), including copies and copies of the amber.
“This is one of the accumulation of the biggest metal works of the bile culture in Central Europe, Az
GalSTat culture, known for its advanced metal workmanship, was previously associated with German and Austrian regions. Changes ideas about Hungarian borders.
Scientists suggest that Hill Shomlo can be a large production center shown by the clusters of casting materials. In addition, rituals can be realized there – some items were properly buried in non -characteristic ceramic containers for that period.
The team plans to perform radiocarbon analysis of organic residues that will clarify the chronology of life on the hill.
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Source: Gazeta
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