A workshop used to make flint tools from 4800 B.C. has been found in Bulgaria.
A “huge” workshop for flint tools dating back to the Late Chalcolithic, or about 4,500-4,200 years ago, has been discovered by Bulgarian archaeologists in archaeological excavations of a settlement mound near the town of Kamenovo, Razgrad District, in Northeast Bulgaria.
The flint workshop has been found somewhat unexpectedly since the archaeologists started out their digs with the aim of excavating part of a Chalcolithic necropolis.
Story: Ivan Dikov, Archaeology in Bulgaria | Photo: Top Novini Razgrad
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