Website review: & Not Even Death Could Part Them

JackWhiteIsGod discovered this in Archaeology •67 reviews since Dec 23, 2007
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JackWhiteIsGod discovered 9 months ago

wow

fabius rated 3 days ago

macabre romanticism

runawayoctober rated 14 days ago

Aww, I like to imagine a really heart-touching story behind this.

rjenki rated 4 months ago

Imagine that!! Check THIS out!!!

isabead rated 8 months ago

I always like seeing this.

nola1012 rated 8 months ago

One day, I'll have this. Update: The couple above was discovered in a burial site that is 5000 to 6000 years old. They were found outside the Italian city of Mantova by a construction company that was preparing to build a factory on the site. The lead archaeologist for the dig, Elena Menotti said "Double burials from the Neolithic are unheard of, and these are even hugging." Based upon the condition of their teeth, the couple is thought to have died young. They are definitely a man and a woman. Flint tools, arrowheads and a knife were found buried with the couple. How they died has not been determined.

Svj73 rated 8 months ago

"The couple above was discovered in a burial site that is 5000 to 6000 years old. They were found outside the Italian city of Mantova by a construction company that was preparing to build a factory on the site. The lead archaeologist for the dig, Elena Menotti said "Double burials from the Neolithic are unheard of, and these are even hugging." Based upon the condition of their teeth, the couple is thought to have died young. They are definitely a man and a woman. Flint tools, arrowheads and a knife were found buried with the couple. How they died has not been determined."