Archaeologists Discover Elephant Bone in Spain, Possible Evidence of Hannibal's War Elephants

Archaeologists in Spain have unearthed a 2200-year-old elephant bone, which could be the first direct evidence of Carthaginian war elephants led by Hannibal during the Punic Wars in Europe.

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24urSlovenian55d ago

Od Alp do Andaluzije: našli kost, ki oživlja antično legendo

Arheologi v Španiji so odkrili slonovo kost, staro več kot 2200 let. Najdba bi lahko bila prvi neposredni dokaz o prisotnosti kartažanskih bojnih slonov, ki jih je Hanibal vodil v Evropi med punskimi vojnami.

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Archaeologists Discover Elephant Bone in Spain, Possible Evidence of Hannibal's War Elephants

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Od Alp do Andaluzije: našli kost, ki oživlja antično legendo

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