Gold rings around 2,000 years old found during dig at Thailand archaeological site
Archaeologists in Thailand have unearthed 2,000-year-old gold rings, including one featuring Indian script, at an Iron Age burial site.
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Archaeologists discovered 2,000-year-old gold rings and skeletal remains at an Iron Age burial ground in Thailand. One ring was engraved with Indian script, revealing ancient links with India.
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Where it stands
Two gold rings approximately 2,000 years old were discovered during an archaeological dig at an Iron Age burial ground in Thailand. The finds were located alongside skeletal remains.
Coverage from Smithsonian Magazine, The Times of India, and CBS News emphasizes the significance of the discovery, specifically noting that one ring is engraved with Indian script. Other reporting from AP News and USA Today focuses on the age and location of the artifacts.
Future developments may focus on the ancient links between India and Thailand revealed by the script, as highlighted by The Times of India.
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Who reported it (8)
- A Pair of 2,000-Year-Old Gold Rings, One Engraved With Indian Script, Was Discovered in an Iron Age Burial Ground in Thailand Smithsonian Magazine · 48d ago
- Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old gold rings at Thai burial site USA Today · 48d ago
- Gold rings around 2,000 years old found during dig at Thailand archaeological site The Wenatchee World · 48d ago
- Archaeologists find two gold rings dating back 2,000 years during dig in Thailand The Independent · 50d ago
- 2,000-year-old gold rings unearthed in Thailand reveal surprising ancient links with India The Times of India · 50d ago
- News Archaeology Magazine · 50d ago
- Skeletal remains with 2,000-year-old gold rings found by archaeologists in Thailand CBS News · 50d ago
- Gold rings around 2,000 years old found during dig at Thailand archaeological site AP News · 50d ago
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How old are the gold rings found in Thailand?
The rings are approximately 2,000 years old.
What is unique about one of the discovered rings?
One of the rings is engraved with Indian script.
Where exactly were the rings located?
They were found in an Iron Age burial ground in Thailand alongside skeletal remains.
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