BRONZE AGE VILLAGE
DISCOVERY NEAR MADRID ! MADRID, An exact picture of Madrid 4000 years ago is being built up from ruins and relics discovered on a hill on the right bank of the.Manzanar.es River only about eight and a half miles from modern Madrid’s famous Puerta pel Sol. ' . v . The ruins are of a small village belonging to the Bronze Age and in what is described by the Department of Primitive History of Man of the Madrid General University as “a perfect state of preservation.” Huts and dwellings, although completely buried, are full of archaeological relics and remains of fauna. —Reuter.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 210, 21 June 1950, Page 5
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