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In Britain, found the burial of the brother of Anglo-Saxon King Sebert. The burial chamber dates from 580-605 years BC. e.
She was found on the side of the road between a pub and a supermarket. The researchers called it the British equivalent of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen. She is well preserved.
Inside the camera found 40 artifacts. The researchers believe that they belonged to the Prince of Essex. At this time, Anglo-Saxon kingdoms began to appear in England, with separate royal families in different parts of the country.
From the body of the prince remained part of the tooth enamel. Fragments show that he was older than 6 years. 2 crosses made of gold foil, which were most likely laid on the eyes, a gold belt buckle and a shoe buckle indicate that he was a man or a teenager about 175 cm tall.
In the tomb, they found the remains of a stringed musical instrument - a lira and a painted wooden box of 1400 years old with ornaments. They depict ladders and fish scales. In the tomb lay a sword, a shield, a gold buckle and the flag of the Eastern Mediterranean from a place of Christian pilgrimage. It could be gifts from abroad.
Archaeologists found the burial site in 2003, when the workers extended the road. Experts spent 15 years digging for the camera and exploring artifacts.