US EditionIron Age Necropolis Unearthed: Intricate Swords and Jewelry Found, But No Human Remains
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Iron Age Necropolis Unearthed: Intricate Swords and Jewelry Found, But No Human Remains
Dagger with a slender handle as found in one of the tombs. (Photo: Flore Giraud / Inrap). Why weren’t any skeletons preserved? The soil holds the answer.Archaeologists have uncovered a large Iron Age necropolis, rich in swords, jewelry, and other artifacts that reveal the burial customs and social hierarchies of the time — despite the complete absence of human remains.The discovery was made at the archaeological site of Creuzier-le-Neuf, in Fran…
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