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A marble statue of more than 2000 years old was found for a woman who was ignored in a garbage bag near Tsaloniki, Greece.
A local population stumbled on a 31 -inch statue next to a box in Neoi Epives, and the authorities immediately alerted.
Experts believe that the statue dates back to the Hellenistic period (320-30 BC), which is a time for important artistic and cultural growth after the invasions of Alexander with an older. This era witnessed the prosperity of sculpture, and the neglected statue offers a glimpse into this rich historical period.
After the initial evaluation, archaeologists confirmed the origins of the Hellenistic statue. It was sent to perform more examination and will be ultimately transferred to the local antiquities authority to maintain study and in -depth study.
The police opened an investigation to determine who got rid of the statue and briefly detained a man to interrogate him who was later released without charge.
Cross archaeological discoveries are relatively common in Greece, a country that is famous for its ancient heritage, and is often made during the construction of buildings or public works.
In December, workers who installed natural gas pipelines near Athens discovered a statue in the Roman era of Hermes, buried erect in a lined brick hole near Acropolis.
Thessaloniki also revealed a set of effects that were found during the construction of its metro system for decades, which was officially opened in November.
The main discoveries are now displayed, including a Roman street packed with marble and tens of thousands of Greek manufacturers that extend to Greek, Byzantine and Ottoman periods at metro stations.
In 2013, a 1800 -year -old stone header was found for a possible Roman god to empty the old garbage in Durham Province.
This discovery was discovered in the Romanian fortress, near the bishop Oakland, where a team of an old bathroom was dug.