July
22
/ 2020
In Hungary, archaeologists have found a 6500-year-old idol. The incomplete figure is a female form and has been named the Venus of Egerszeg. The team who discovered the Venus of Egerszeg say the artifact is helping experts to understand a very important European Neolithic culture. This amazing find was made by archaeologists from the Göcsej Museum who were working on a site in Zalaegerszeg, Zala county, in western Hungary. The Venus of Egerszeg statuette was near the construction site of the Zalaegerszeg Automotive Test Track. ‘Since 2017, the museum’s staff has been continuously monitoring the earthworks related to the construction of the test track’ reports Hungary Today. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_original","fid":"75981","attributes":{"alt":"Front of the Stone Age Venus of Egerszeg torso recently found in Hungary
