In the Czech Republic, 16 Houses of 7000 Years Old Were Found Near the Motorway
In the Czech Republic, 16 houses of 7000 years old were found near the highway Archaeologists discovered a complex of dwellings of the culture of linear tape ceramics. Among the finds - 1879 economic objects and 65 burials.
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<p>In the Czech Republic, 16 houses of 7000 years old were found near the highway Archaeologists discovered a complex of dwellings of the culture of linear tape ceramics. Among the finds - 1879 economic objects and 65 burials.</p>
Preparatory excavations for the construction of the D55 road in Moravia have uncovered remains of ancient settlements, including 16 long wooden houses, some of which reached a length of 36 meters | Alongside the houses were found storage pits, ovens, tombs and finds from later periods
Construction of the D55 highway in the Czech Republic has revealed a 7,000-year-old settlement. Archaeologists have uncovered nearly 1,900 structures, graves, and massive Neolithic houses. The article "Construction Project Reveals Prehistoric Settlement 7,000 Years Old" comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
In the Czech Republic, almost by accident, the remnants of 16 ancient and long houses, estimated to be about 7,000 years old, were located along the future D55 motorway in central Moravia, writing in more detail Arkeonews. Read next...
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