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Ancient 2,500-Year-Old Bronze Chariot Reveals Iberian-Greek Connections
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- A bronze chariot, buried for over 2,500 years, was found in southwestern Iberia.
- This discovery links the ancient culture of Tartessos with the Greek world.
- The chariot, adorned with intricate decorations and mythological figures, is in remarkable condition.
- Significant archaeological site, Casas del Turuníuelo, has previously yielded important artifacts.
- The findings highlight a wealthy and organized society connected with major cultures of the time.
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