Two richly furnished graves from 6th century unearthed in Bavaria

During excavations in the Bavarian town of Deiningen (district of Donau-Ries), archaeologists discovered valuable artefacts in two richly furnished graves from the 6th century, including an ivory comb decorated on both sides with animal scenes in a kind of early medieval toilet bag and a precious ceramic bowl from Africa. North of the Alps, these two finds are unprecedented, the Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments reported.  Grave of a 40 to 50 year old man...