Thousands buried Th, Framework Couple Male & Female Found Cuddle

Thousands buried Th, Framework Couple Male & Female Found Cuddle

A romance story unfold from the caves in Greece. In that room, a team of archaeologists found the skeleton of a couple in the Neolithic era embraced condition.

The skeleton was found in Aleoptrypa or foxholes in the cave Diros, South Greece.

This cuddle framework originally invented to 2013. It was reported by the Associated Press that this framework has undergone DNA analysis, finally actually secured the skeleton belongs to a couple of men and women.

Discovery News quoted from the Greek Culture Minister argued, "double burial in a position embraced relatively very rare. The findings in the framework of Diros which is one of the oldest that. "

Aleoptrypa used for shelter from the years 6000 to 3200 BC who also serves who are living and burial chamber. Will however, be less th 3200 BC Aleoptrypa entrance collapsed due to the earthquake and burying alive residents who live there.

From the results of excavations so far, a team of archaeologists and found the skeleton of adults, children, even babies. Basement area of 13 m along the gravel asphalt floor was found.

Framework of these men and women in their 20s and estimated buried together since almost 6000 years ago in a position to cuddle

The researchers do not yet know the cause of death of a spouse who embraced this. Will but the team believes that the couple died on when concomitant.