Turkish explorers have found 11,000-year-old treasure. Through these mythological treasures many ancient traditions have been revealed which we follow even today. Turkish researchers have found 11 thousand years old treasure while digging in the ground. Researchers have found 11,000-year-old treasure at an archaeological site in Turkey. Many shocking revelations have come to light in the investigation.
During the excavation, researchers have found human skulls and some metal and jewelry wrapped in them. The site where the discovery was made is called the Bonkukulu Tarla Archaeological Site. The research team said that no jewelery of any kind was found at the place where the children were buried. Which proves that at that time there was no tradition of piercing the body of children.
Archaeologists said that all these ornaments were found from nose, ears and bone catchers. Which is strong evidence that the tradition of piercing nose and ears is thousands of years old.
About 85 percent of the jewelery that has been found is intact and was made from limestone or river pebbles. Research has also revealed that this jewelery was worn not only by women but also by men.
Dr. engaged in search. Emma Bessel said that the tradition of nose and ear piercing which is an important part of our lives today developed many years ago.