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Treasure of Vilena: From time to time, scientists keep making new discoveries in different parts of the world. In this story, we are telling you about a similar discovery made by scientists. Everyone is surprised to know about which.
Got priceless treasure

Scientists from different parts of the world keep making new discoveries from time to time. In this story, we are telling you about the discovery of scientists in which they found a precious treasure, which is said to be related to another world.
Mysterious treasure found during excavation

A mysterious treasure has been found during the excavation at the elasticity of Spain’s Elikante, which has shocked scientists around the world. A metal bracelet and a round jewelery are found in this treasure. Which looks different from common jewelery.
Meteorite

This treasure found in Vilena, Spain is considered 3,000 years old. Two things found in it – a bracelet and one round ornament – are made of meteorite metal not from ordinary iron, but a metal of meteorite.
Space metal identification

Examination of these items showed that elements like nickel and cobalt are at high levels, which are not found in metals on the earth. This makes it clear that this metal is not made on Earth, but has come from meteorites. It is believed that this metal is about 1400 to 1200 BC.
Iberian civilization

This discovery suggests that the ancient Iberians of the time were familiar with meteorites and their metals. It is also being claimed that jewelery made from these precious metals was used by the royal families of the time.
Such things have also been found earlier.

The meteorite metal has been found in the dagger of Egypt’s king Tutankhamun and in the weapons of China and Mesopotamia.
Scientists confirmed

A team from Spain’s National Archaeological Museum tested the metal using mass spectrometry technology. According to researcher Salvador Rowira-Lores, the presence of nickel and cobalt in objects proves that they are meteorite metals. This research journal has been published in Travebahi de Prehistoria.
North India Statesman