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Archaeologists believe that priests could mention this burial in written sources as early as 1667.
In Sweden archaeologists found an unusual burial. A needle and a knife were found near the female skeleton, stuck straight into the grave.
This is reported by Arkeologerna.
The artifacts were discovered in an Iron Age burial ground in the Prissgorden area. Archaeologists believe that priests could mention this burial in written sources as early as 1667.
The burial complex contains up to 50 graves dating from 500 BC. BC to 400 A.D.
“This spring, during a preliminary survey, we found a human bone, and when we started to dig up the ground, there were two more small skull fragments. We also found two fibulae, suit buckles and a suit pin. Then we realized that this could be the burial ground that said the priest”, says…
