Exceptional Discovery in Armenia: Two Infant Skeletons Found Beneath a Prehistoric "Dragon Stone"

An international team of researchers has made a remarkable discovery in Armenia: the remains of two infants buried beneath a basalt stele known as a "dragon stone" (vishap stone). Dating back to the 16th century BC, the discovery was made at the archaeological site of Lchashen, a location renowned for its rich collection of Bronze Age artifacts.

Key findings:

• The discovery of two infants buried beneath a "dragon stone" in Lchashen, Armenia, sheds new light on Bronze Age funerary practices.
• The study highlights the ritual significance of dragon stones, which are associated with water and sacrificial animals, while also revealing a close relationship between the two buried children.
• This discovery enhances our understanding of the beliefs, burial customs, and family dynamics of prehistoric societies in the South Caucasus.

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