In France, during excavations, scientists found rich burials with luxurious grave goods.
About it writes inrap.
According to archaeologists, the necropolis arose between the second half of the 5th century and the second half of the 7th century AD. This means that after the founding of the First Burgundian Kingdom in the Rhine region, sedentary Burgundian tribes lived in Bute.
Also, archaeologists have unearthed 227 graves, which is only a fraction of the total number of burials at this site. Scientists have discovered many types of burials, including wooden coffins, hollowed out chests, and sandstone sarcophagi. In 30 graves, expensive grave goods were found that were intended for the afterlife.
Most of the artifacts are luxury items.
As Apostrophe reported, archaeologists found an ancient statue of a woman, which is almost 2 thousand years old.
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