Laos' 1,200-year-old 'death jars' held multiple generations
Giant jars found in Laos, dating back 1,200 years, have been found to contain the remains of multiple generations, shedding light on ancient burial customs.
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800-year-old notebook and silk toilet paper found in latrine
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