Saxavord: 'Bronze age cemetery' discovered at Shetland spaceport
Archaeologists working at a planned Shetland spaceport have discovered what appears to be a bronze age ritual cremation cemetery.
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Archaeologists working at a planned Shetland spaceport have discovered what appears to be a bronze age ritual cremation cemetery.
The archaeological findings include pits, large boulders, and burnt bones, all pointing toward the existence of a ritual cremation cemetery.
Charred human bones from a Bronze Age cremation ceremony have been discovered on the site where the UK’s first vertical space launch will take place.The 4,000-y
SaxaVord spaceport in Shetland is on course to get its licence from the Civil Aviation Authority within eight weeks, according to its leadership team.
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