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Archaeological experts are extremely surprised and continue to study this special grave.

Tomb of "monster" head of his horse in England

Recently, archaeologists excavated the tombs of 'monsters ' such as two-headed sheep or horse-head monster . are located in the old town of Duropolis near the Winterborne diocese of Kingston colony. Dorset County (England).

It is known that these tombs are the relics of the Celts, thought to have appeared during the Iron Age (about 2,000 years ago).

According to archaeologists, these skeletons are patched by Celts from ordinary animals according to their religious beliefs . These graves are carefully built right in the homes of ordinary people, about 2-3 meters deep beneath the entrance of the door.

People built the tombs of these animals where they stored food as well as money as a "thank you " or tribute to the gods to pray for good harvests or to repel the disease.

Currently, archaeologists from Bournemouth University have excavated 122 such graves here. Tombs like this have been found in the UK but are not so dense. Scientists believe that the grave here certainly contains a certain secret .

The combination of these "monsters " is very diverse. The bones of small "monsters " are found quite intact and are a combination of dogs and pigs.

Meanwhile, with the larger "monsters ", the Celts intervened quite a lot when grafting the jaw of the horse with the skull of the cow or the skull of a horse and attaching the horn to .

Besides, a woman's corpse was also found in the "monster" tomb. However, experts do not have any specific evidence of sacrifices or any other signs of patchwork on the remains.

Archaeologists say that this unusual combination also tells us more about the ancient British beliefs about mythical hybrids like the animals of the Greeks and the Celts have many stories. with a mysterious history that we haven't explored yet.