{"id":10673,"date":"2020-06-10T17:56:47","date_gmt":"2020-06-10T17:56:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ifind.al\/?p=10673"},"modified":"2020-06-10T18:05:13","modified_gmt":"2020-06-10T18:05:13","slug":"near-lyon-in-france-found-the-remains-of-a-princess-adorned-with-jewelry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ifind.al\/index.php\/2020\/06\/10\/near-lyon-in-france-found-the-remains-of-a-princess-adorned-with-jewelry\/","title":{"rendered":"Near Lyon in France found the remains of a princess adorned with jewelry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Twenty miles from Lyon in France, in preparation for construction work, a real \u201cprincess\u201d was unearthed, although it refers to the Iron Age.\u00a0So, closer to the point.\u00a0Workers stumbled upon a grave that is 2800 years old.\u00a0She belonged to the representative of the fair sex, who lived in the 8th century BC.<\/p>\n

The media dubbed her the \u201cprincess\u201d because of the jewels that she was wearing when she was buried.\u00a0Her high social status is beyond doubt.\u00a0The lady was buried in an oak coffin, which was the prerogative of the upper class.\u00a0Her arms were spread out to the sides, jewelry was present on her neck.<\/p>\n

The dimensions of the tomb were 8.5 feet by 3.5 feet.<\/p>\n

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The wrists were decorated with rings of blue and blue-green glass, interwoven with threads of light shades.\u00a0Glass beads alternated with copper.\u00a0A woman wore a belt with a buckle made of the same metal.\u00a0The belt itself was made, most likely, of leather, which rotted over time.<\/p>\n

Given the technology of the time, glass products were rare and difficult to manufacture, which is a sure sign of wealth and buried status.\u00a0Next to it, in addition to the products we mentioned, there are small slides of plates made of material similar to pearls.<\/p>\n

The tomb of the \u201cprincess\u201d was one of the three found graves belonging to the same period.\u00a0The other two were a little later, dating back to about the fifth century BC.\u00a0The remains located in them were most likely cremated.\u00a0Other graves were marked by four pillars and surrounded by a shallow moat.<\/p>\n

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The plot is divided in half.\u00a0In one half was a wooden box lined with limestone, in which washed bones and fragments of bracelets were stored.\u00a0In the other, bones and charcoal from a funeral pyre.\u00a0It\u2019s difficult to determine by whom they belonged, but copper bracelets and an iron hairpin on the belt indicate that the remains belong to another woman.<\/p>\n

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Buried in tombs belonged to Hallstatt culture, a civilization that existed in the early Iron Age, between 800 and 450 BC and spread throughout Central Europe.\u00a0It was distinguished by developed agriculture and interesting monuments.<\/p>\n

Civilization has developed out of several tribes that are independent of each other, have no political relations, but are united by trade interests, exchanging a variety of goods, from household items to agricultural implements.\u00a0Until the Mediterranean Sea, there was trade in metal: tin, copper, iron.<\/p>\n