Archaeology & Art - pictures from an Early Bronze Age cemetery (Corded Ware culture)

[Domen]

Artistic pictures by Mirosław Kuźma based on archaeological findings from a 4000 years old site of Strzyżów culture (part of the Corded Ware horizon) in Rogalin near Hrubieszów (in south-eastern Poland, not far from the modern Polish-Ukrainian border):

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A "warrior" (named so due to a lot of weaponry in his grave):

Warrior's skeleton:

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Reconstruction (he was a rather short guy by modern standards, ca. 170 cm):

And this is his son:

A "princess" (named so due to rich grave goods):

A girl (with a necklace made of a wild boar's tusk):

Other burials:

SOURCE - this gallery:

http://lubiehrubie.pl/wiadomosci/hrubieszow-twarza-w-twarz-z-wojownikiem-sprzed-4-tys-lat

http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kultura_strzyżowska

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[Perfection]

Poland hasn't changed much I see.

 

[Domen]

Poland hasn't changed much I see.

Same genetics:

http://polishgenes.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/r1a1a-from-early-bronze-age-warrior.html?m=0

Ancient DNA tests on a skeleton from an Early Bronze Age warrior grave near Hrubieszow, southeastern Poland, have revealed that the remains belong to Y-haplogroup R1a1a [source].

R1a1a is by far the most frequent Y-haplogroup in Poland today (...)

 

[Borachio]

Ridiculous! No one looks like this. (Not even me after I've lain too long on one side at night.)

And I should know. I've been outside and everything.