Explanatory Statement of the Directorate General of Antiquities on the bones of the child found in the castle of Baalbek The culture

The information bureau of the Ministry of Culture, Directorate General of Antiquities, issued a statement in which he said:
"Some social networking sites have inaccurately reported that" the bones of a 7,200-year-old boy from British Columbia were discovered in Baalbek Castle, the greatest discovery ever recorded in the modern century.
In this context, and in order to ensure the accuracy of the information disseminated, it is important for the Ministry of Culture – Antiquities Directorate to clarify the following points:

In accordance with the laws, regulations and decrees governing archaeological excavations and excavations, a German archaeological mission, under the supervision of the Directorate General of Antiquities, will complete its archaeological work in the center of the courtyard of the Jupiter Temple, which will end at the end. of the month.

These fossils allowed the discovery of human bones of a child found in the medieval bronze level (circa 1800 BC). The exact time will be determined after the study of the collection.

The Ministry of Culture, Directorate General of Antiquities, points out that any archaeological find in the city of Baalbek will help shed light on the ancient history of the city of the sun, and ask everyone to be cautious when the publication of scientific archaeological information, thanking all those who are interested in the national heritage and wishing to provide them with accurate information about it. Or other topics centered on cultural heritage ".