Germany finds collective graves 7,000 years ago as relics of prehistoric massacre

According to the report of the British "Daily Mail" on August 17, scientists discovered collective graves 7000 years ago in Frankfurt, Germany, and become precious evidence of the massacre in the Stone Age in Europe.

Archaeologists examined the remains of 26 men, women and children found in the grave and found that there were serious injuries on these skeletal remains.

It is reported that archaeologists found blunt violence on the head, sword injury, and crushing of the leg.

Earlier, similar collective graves were found in Germany and Austria. The victims and perpetrators of the three collective graves seem to be farming people who arrived in Europe around 5500 BC.

Mayr, an anthropology professor at the University of Mainz in Germany, said that it has been difficult to determine the cause of the massacre in the past. However, according to their culture and the environment at that time, it can be inferred that this may be caused by ethnic conflicts caused by environmental changes.

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