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Ancient Roman Necropolis With Burials of Over 250 Infant, Stillborn Babies Uncovered by Archaeologists in France

Medicine & Technology Jun 16, 2024

Archaeologists found an ancient Roman necropolis for stillborn babies and infants. Read to learn more.

1,500-Year-Old Burial Site Belonged to A Germanic Aristrocrat, Not A Lord

Burial Site Filled With Glass, Silver, and Gold Dates Back to Ancient Kingdom

Oct 09, 2020

Archaeologist Arnold Muhl clarifies some of the misconceptions of the recently discovered burial site of Germanic aristocrats. The remains may give insight to the Thuringian Kingdom and the migration of Germanic tribes.

burials

Ancient Roman Necropolis With Burials of Over 250 Infant, Stillborn Babies Uncovered by Archaeologists in France

Burial Site Filled With Glass, Silver, and Gold Dates Back to Ancient Kingdom

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