Badger - unexpected grave robber

German archaeologists honored a badger because of the discovery of the grave to bury two medieval gods.

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According to Spiegel, omnivores are always known for their superior digging ability that aroused curiosity by two amateur archaeologists, after it dug human pelvis and stored it in a cave in Stolpe, Germany. .

A badger has been dug in the 12th century in Germany - (Photo: androidpit.com.br)

Thanks to this badger, Hendrikje Ring and Lars Wilhelm continued to dig up the area, and finally found pieces of jewelry with signs from the Middle Ages.

When professional archaeologists arrived, they found it to be the grave of ancient nobles, and a total of 8 tombs were excavated with the beginning of the 12th century.

Of these, two graves belong to the two warlords, determined by bronze brass at the base of the remains. These copper coins are used to wash hands after every meal, a characteristic act of nobility at the time.

Archaeologist Thomas Kersting said at least one of the remains was a warrior, about 40 years old, because they found wounds caused by knives, and cracks caused by falling horses before dying.