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Archeologists made a spectacular find of Bronze Age relics in Cyprus, including gold jewelry and gems, in a tomb dating to about 1350 B.C.
Two underground burial chambers were found at the Hala Sultan Tekke complex in 2018 by the Söderberg Expedition from Sweden’s University of Gothenburg. After several seasons of excavation, 155 skeletons were uncovered, as well as 500 artifacts buried in successive layers. Burials at the site near the modern city of Larnaka had continued, one on top of the other, for generations.