The search dog and artifacts of the fields of funerary urns
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In the north of the Czech Republic, the dog unearthed a treasure of the Bronze Age with 20 items, including tools, weapons and ornaments.
According to archaeologists, artifacts were made about 3,000 years ago by representatives of the culture of fields of funerary urns.
A resident of the Czech village Kostelecke Gorky walked with a dog along one of the fields. The animal began to dig the ground. The owner went to look and saw bronze objects, similar to sickles.
The dog dug out 20 items, including 13 sickles, two bronze spearheads, three axes and several bracelets.
According to the archaeologist Martina Bekova, a museum employee in the neighboring town of Rychnov, who together with colleagues conducted an examination of the artifacts, the treasure was buried by the representatives of the field culture of funerary urns.
