Excavations in Western Sahara have dated an unusual antennae tumulus to about 4,400 years ago, revealing its role as a burial monument.
A stone tomb with two long “antennae” stood in the Sahara unexplained for millennia; archaeologists have now dated it to about 4,400 years ago
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