Ancient Greek `Asylum-Like` Tombs Filled With Skeletons Discovered at 3,000-Year-Old Mycenaean Cemetery
(World News Science)

Two ancient chamber tombs have been uncovered in southern Greece which date back to the Late Mycenaean Period (1,400-1,200 B.C.) according to the nation`s Ministry of Culture and Sport. Archaeologists made the discovery near the town of Nemea-located in the northeastern Peloponnese peninsula-at a site known as Aidonia, which is well known for its collection of tombs, the Associated Press reported. The first of the two tombs-which has an intact roof-contains...