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8,500 Year Old Ancient Stilted Village Discovered North of Greece, Submerged in LakeIn a remarkable archaeological discovery just north of Greece, beneath the tranquil waters of Lake Ohrid, lies the remnants of what could be the oldest European lake village ever found. Dated between 5,900 to 5,800 BC, this ancient village, located on the border of Albania and North Macedonia, has captured the fascination of researchers from Switzerland and Albania, shedding light on a community that thrived over 8,500 years ago.What sets this submerged village apart is not only its age but also its unique construction. The villagers of this era were ingenious, building their homes on stilts. This architectural choice allowed them to navigate the ever-changing water levels in the mountainous region surrounding Lake Ohrid. But what's even more intriguing is the astonishing defence mechanism employed by these ancient residents - over 100,000 wooden spikes that encircled their village.
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