In Denmark, in 2000 discovered the mysterious spirals, cleverly made of gold

In the area of ​​the city Boeslunne Danish archaeologists discovered about 2,000 skillfully made gold spirals, made nearly 3,000 years ago. Their purpose is unknown. It is believed that the spiral connected with the cult of the sun - during rituals they could be placed on the clothing and the body.





Nakhodka makes the city a kind of El Dorado of the Bronze Age in Northern Europe. In place of the current Boeslunne repeatedly found gold ornaments. It is possible that the city had a sacred meaning for the ancient people and the land in its territory has a lot of hidden artifacts of gold.

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