Romeo & Julietsky? Bronze Age embracing skeletons discovered in Southern Russia

Sep 6, 2014
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Archaeologists near the town of Krasny Sulin in the Rostov region have discovered two skeletons believed to be from around 2,000 BC. The human remains were found lying face to face — judging by the structure of the bones the bodies are thought to be males. After anthropologists determine the sex and it is indeed two males — this has never been seen before.

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