An unusual discovery was made by an international team of archaeologists from the University of Cincinnati.
First found by archaeologists warrior-Griffin was the ring bearer.
Scientists conducted a thorough research of the items discovered in the grave of someone who died about 3,500 years ago.
Archaeologists came upon the burial last year, when investigating the ruins of the city of Pylos, situated in the South-Western part of Greece. Here scientists found a man representing the upper class.
Scientists believe that they found a priest or ruler, and the name of warrior Gryphon gave him were found in his grave plate made from ivory, which depicts a mythical creature.
Along with the warrior Griffin in his grave were jewels. There were a lot of: gold and silver vessels, beads, necklace, print, sword of bronze, but most of all scientists interested in rings made from precious metal, four of which just hit the arbiters of science.
The scientists said that the rings found images of scenes from the life of people, typical of the time. According to archaeologists, piece of work well done even by today’s standards. Made as ancient jewels, experts can not yet say and they have to figure this out.
