Archaeologists Discover Ancient Treasures at Russian Burial Site
de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception
"Archaeologists
have uncovered the tomb of a noble woman from a powerful tribe called
the Sarmatians, Iranian people that roamed the Eurasian steppes 2,500
years ago in southern Russia. While most Sarmatian tombs that have been
discovered have already been looted by gravediggers, due to the wealth
of golden and bronze artefacts placed inside them, the latest discovery
was of an intact burial chamber that had not been robbed.
Within the tomb, archaeologists found a giant bronze kettle, jewelry, a
silver mirror, and what appeared to be containers for cosmetics. The
woman’s skeleton was also adorned with jewelry and decorations, and her
left hand held a silver mirror with an intricately designed golden
handle."
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