Ancient chariot grave found at construction site for Intel facility in Germany
German archaeologists unearth ancient burial ground with chariot grave and wooden grave chambers, dating back 6,000 years to the Neolithic period.
- Bilawal Riaz
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German archaeologists have unearthed an ancient burial ground, including a chariot grave, in an industrial park near Magdeburg, Germany. The site, dating back around 6,000 years to the Neolithic period, features wooden grave chambers with multiple burials and remnants of rituals involving sacrificed cattle. The discovery is described as “spectacular” and sheds light on the significance of the area for prehistoric people over an extended period of time. The burial mounds are linked to an ancient Neolithic culture known as the Baalberg group, showcasing a consistent ritual practice over thousands of years. Excavations continue, with further insights expected from the finds.