Australian and Vietnamese archaeologists working in Central Vietnam have uncovered three burials, presumed to date to the Neolithic.
Three ancient skeletons found
Viet Nam News, 23 April 2015
Three skeletons found in the central province of Ha Tinh are estimated to be about 5,000 years old, said Nguyen Tri Son, director of the provincial museum.
The skeletons were lying next to each other 1.8 metres beneath soil depth on Ru Diep Mountain, Thach Dai Commune, Thach Ha District. Their skulls, teeth, ribs and bones were still intact.
The archaeologists believed that the remains belonged to people from the New Stone Age.
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A wonderful find! Neolithic burials are quite rare in Central Vietnam.