A collection of ancient bronze artifacts was discovered by Polish archaeologists on the outskirts of the town of Gorzów, Lubuskie Voivodeship. According to scientists, the items are associated with the Lusatian culture. Researchers dated the finds from 1100 to 700 BC. BC. Some of the artifacts were of religious significance.
Among the items found are five bronze vessels, six wheels and six other parts from a miniature chariot or cart. In addition, 24 buttons and fragments of the vessel in which they were found were found. The items were probably hidden in a hurry in the hope of retrieving them later.
The objects are not associated with burial, Polish researchers emphasize. The artifacts were found at the edge of a field by a family while walking.
Those who found the treasure contacted local specialists in the protection of monuments, who later carefully examined the place where the find was made.