Shocking discovery of wolf teeth in ancient cremation tomb

Four wolf teeth were found in the tomb of an ancient woman, revealing many chilling truths.

The Padua region of northern Italy is home to an ancient cemetery containing more than 320 tombs, mostly cremated, dating from the 9th century BC to the 3rd century AD. Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency.

The cemetery also includes the oldest tombs of the Venetians, who later founded the city of Padua. Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Superintendence.

And in this cemetery area, experts from the Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency unexpectedly found a strange, bizarre ancient tomb. Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency.

The tomb is believed to belong to a female Venetii, based on the burial objects traditionally reserved for women by the Venetii (a needle, a short knife used for textile processing). Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency.

It is worth mentioning that the tomb also contained four drilled wolf teeth, which could have been used as pendants. Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency.

Archaeologists believe that wolf teeth may have had symbolic meaning beyond being decorative and worn as spiritual amulets. Burying four wolf teeth with the remains also meant to protect the deceased’s soul after passing to the afterlife . Photo: @Veneto Regional Archaeological Supervision Agency.

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