southwest Poland

Stone Age Burial in Poland Contains Tooth Necklace and Human Skull Remains

Archaeologists excavating a Roman-period cemetery near Wrocław uncovered an older burial dating to around 2900 B.C. The nearly complete skeleton of an adult man was accompanied by a serpentinite battle ax, amber beads, a flint blade, a 42-tooth necklace and two human skulls that may represent decapitated heads.