Beirut (Lebanon), August 7 : An archaeological excavation team from the British Musuem in Sidon, Lebanon, have unearthed a new grave containing human skeletal remains belonging to a Canaanite warrior, dating back to 4,000 years.
According to a report in The Daily Star, the delegation made the discovery at the “Freres” excavation site near Sidon’s crusader castle.
“This is the 77th grave that we have discovered at this site since our digging activities has started ten years ago with Lebanese-British financing,” said archeology expert and field supervisor Claude Doumet Serhal.