3000-years-old burial site discovered in Sri Lanka

A burial ground containing clay cist burials dating back 3000 years was discovered near Ananda Maha Vidayala in Dewalapola, Western Province, Sri Lanka.
A burial ground containing clay cist burials dating back 3000 years was discovered near Ananda Maha Vidayala in Dewalapola, Western Province, Sri Lanka.
Archaeologists excavating for the first time in the area of the forgotten city of Dzwonowo, western Poland, discovered hundreds of artefacts and revealed a cemetery dated to period between 14th-18th centuries. The city itself was discovered through analysis of satellite images in 2014.
Excavations at a 17th century burial ground in Drawsko, northern Poland, revealed over 20 burials that are considered “deviant”, meaning departing from the contemporary norm. What makes them abnormal is that the individuals were equipped with sickles or knives around the neck or by the pelvis.