The torrential rain revealed a 2,000-year-old giant structure in Palestine
A 2,000-year-old cemetery has just been discovered in Palestine, The Sun reported. Local people accidentally saw this giant structure last Friday.
Heavy rains have revealed a part in the back yard of the local people Abdelkarim al-Kafarna.
Abdelkarim al-Kafarna discovered the ancient cemetery in the backyard.
Experts believe that cemeteries date to about 2,000 years old.
The tomb from the Roman period consists of 9 burial pits, including human bones and clay pots.
Archaeologists will conduct additional tests to determine the exact age of the ancient cemetery, according to The Sun.
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