World's oldest wooden well found in Czech motorway construction

World's oldest wooden well found in Czech motorway construction

***FILE PHOTO*** The wooden well found within a survey under the future D35 motorway near Ostrov in the east Bohemian Pardubice Region is the oldest ancient wooden structure in the world, Jaroslav Peska, the director of the Olomouc Archaeology Centre, told journalists on February 4, 2020. The archaeological research has confirmed this, dating it to 5256-5255 BC, Peska said. On the photo from January 9, 2019, are seen parts of the well stored in a preservative solution at the Faculty of Restoration, University of Pardubice. (CTK Photo/Josef Vostarek)

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