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News related to archaeology in Slovakia (research, discoveries, findings)
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It took ten years for the remains of a plate from Košolná to be recognised as a valuable find.
The discoveries have been described as “small miracles” from Trnava.
Experts refuse to reveal the location of the new archaeological site for now.
The stone points of the spears were inserted into a wooden stick, and the joint could be reinforced with a natural adhesive and organic fiber.
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Rohačka is a Liptov singularity. In the past, it formed a large settlement complex.
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Find sheds new light on ancient communities in Slovakia.
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Locals kept building off maps, say archaeologists.
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Archaeologists believe a wooden castle once occupied the site
Dozens of skeletons could be remains of Stone Age cult victims
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The oldest originate approximately five thousand years before Christ.
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17th century coin among treasures found during research.
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The site has been known since the 19th century. We started to systematically research it last year, really very rich and interesting, says archaeologist.
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Of particular interest are the textile findings.
A woman with her jewels were found in the grave.
It is the oldest metal object from this well-known site.
Discovered in 2006 in Slovakia, finds from the prince's tomb will be on permanent display in Poprad.
Remains of the fortified structure were found close to the Lower Gate.
German settlers established the village in the Prievidza District in 1393.
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Multiple caves with archeological finds are a rare discovery.
People living in the Trnava Region found more artifacts in the river before.
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