Noblewoman's intact grave discovered on Sikinos island

[Zonesylvania]

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 Greek archaeologists have discovered a virtually intact grave of an ancient noblewoman buried with her golden jewelry at a Roman burial monument in the island of Sikinos.
Her name, according to a burial inscription, was Neko — or Νεικώ using the Greek alphabet.
The box-shaped grave was found untouched in the vault of the Episkopi monument, a rare burial memorial of the Roman era, which was later turned into a Byzantine church and a monastery.
Golden wristbands, rings, a long golden necklace, a female figure carved cameo buckle, glass and metal vases and fragments of the dead woman’s clothes were found in the grave.

[ignhelper]

No bone soup though

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Did she have cat ears?

[Resonant]

I think it must be one of those "Just add water!" kinda deals.

[hamberglar]

Really it's just people soup. The bones were just added for flair