Archaeologists unearth Celtic burial site

Slovakia's English language newspaper ^ | April 18 - April 24, 2005 | staff writer

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Marián Samuel from the Archaeological Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, told the SITA news agency that the most precious find on the early stone age, Neolithic settlement is a skeleton of what they believe was a 40-year-old woman buried in a squatting position. The site is believed to date back to between the 5th and 4th millennium BC.

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[explodingspleen]

I want to buried in some kind of bizaar yoga position with mummified stuffed animals stashed in pickle jars.

I bet that will really send the archeologists through a tizzy when they dig me up.

[kingattax]

did they find red auerbach ?

[ken21]

very interesting.