It is estimated that they are from 4500 B.C.
Archaeologists in Romania have discovered an extraordinary cache of ancient gold rings worn in the hair of a 6,500-year-old woman.
A team from the Ţării Crişurilor Museum in Oradea, Romania, discovered the trove in a Copper Age grave, which included 169 gold rings, 800 bone beads, and an ornate spiraled copper bracelet, according to the Romanian outletSee Also The size of the skeleton and the fact that it was buried without weapons led archaeologists to believe the remains belonged to a woman. The skeleton also revealed that she was tall and well-fed, and the good condition of her teeth added to the evidence that she was of elite status.Between March 29 and June 25, MTC archaeologists conducted archaeological research with the assistance of other organizations, under the direction of Dr. Călin Ghemiş , Dr. hab. Molnar Kovacs Zsolt , Dr.
According to the statistic of the Ministry of Culture, the museum is ranked fifth in Romania due to the number of museum pieces, over 450.000.
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