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Archaeologists were excavating in a Roman-period cemetery in Poland when they stumbled upon something exceptionally uncommon: the tomb of a guy who was buried with 2 beheaded human heads, a pendant made from 42 mammal teeth, and a fight ax. That ax offered an essential idea: He was really from the Stone Age, 3 millennia older than the Roman cemetery.
“We were practically packing up, and then we discovered a circular shape in the ground and began digging,” Paweł Dąbrowskia biological anthropologist at Wrocław Medical University, stated in a Sept. 2 equated declaration “We found fairly well-preserved animal teeth arranged in a necklace.”
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