Archaeologists in Siberia have identified a previously unknown culture after workers bulldozing land uncovered an ancient gravesite.
In 2021, as they were removing a hill, workers in the Russian city of Krasnoyarsk happened upon old skeletons and more. The hill, as it turned out, was not a hill but a kurgan, a raised mass that held burial chamber within, and the skeletons were 2,000 years old.
2,000-Year-Old Cemetery in Siberia Leads Archaeologists to Discover New Culture
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