Structura veche de 6.500 de ani care i-a uimit pe arheologii cehi. Civilizațiile străvechi își trăiau viața după calendarul misterios

A 6,500-year-old site in the Czech Republic was discovered, believed to have been used for tracking solar and lunar calendars. This structure predates Stonehenge by 1,000 years and served as a monumental astronomical observatory. It featured two main elements aligned with lunar cycles and solstices, indicating its ritual significance for Neolithic farmers. Archaeologists found human and animal remains, suggesting ritualistic burials, and evidence of a bull cult. The Únětice culture, responsible for the site, was known for trade and early counting systems. Further analysis will explore the site's historical usage and significance.