“Corona” causes the unveiling of a 3,200-year-old treasure in Germany

International press reports revealed that the emerging “Corona” virus caused the discovery of an archaeological treasure that was more than 3,200 years old in Germany.

The “Deutsche Welle” network published a report, in which it touched on an archaeological discovery that a family reached by chance, due to the family’s presence at home for long periods, due to the precautionary measures to confront the Corona virus.

The network pointed out that the head of a family in the Nordgermersleben area near the German city of Magdeburg had decided, due to sitting at home for long periods, to build a swimming pool for his children.

But when he started digging a hole in the garden of the house, he came to this valuable treasure.

This treasure is represented in the remains of a sword, spear and skull, dating back to the Bronze Age, and it is likely that they belonged to a warrior 3200 years ago.

The network quoted Susanna Friedrich, from the Antiquities Protection Office in the state of Saxony, as saying, “This is an amazing discovery, and we are already during the period of forced holidays for residents due to Corona we found many wonderful relics, including someone who found a robe pin dating back to the tenth century AD, when He was fixing his children’s swing. ”

Susana said: “These are the positive effects of the Corona pandemic, which will make us recognize many effects for hundreds or thousands of years.”