Mysterious tomb with two antennas in the Sahara. Scientists have finally determined its age

Researchers have discovered a burial site in the Western Sahara, measuring 54.5 meters long, associated with ancient antennae tumuli. Excavations revealed human remains dating back approximately 4400 years, providing valuable insights into prehistoric Saharan communities. The burial, undisturbed, contained a skeleton of an individual aged 25-35, along with four ostrich egg shell beads. This finding is significant as it offers reliable dating for antennae tumuli, which are found across various regions of the Sahara.