The Costa Rico Museum praised the way it handles 1,500 year -old Burial Artifacts West West

We’ve seen some amazing discoveries in the last few months. These include Five scary puppets in El Salvador located in a caveDating Road Back to 400 BC. The unique part of the puppet is the expression of their different faces depending on the angle you are looking for.

We also saw some amazing charms find. One of the discoveries took place in Germany, as The Roman Amulet dated back to 1,800 years ago.

We now have other charms in Canada … well, not really Canada. The owner of the artifact is talented by the student of Costa Rico exchange. We’ll see the story behind the talisman, and how it is finally brought back to a legitimate location.

A South Alberta man returns a small savings back to Costa Rica

An Alberta South man took his talented artifact to Costa Rica in February. Amulet has been in the family for more than five decades, blessed by exchange students. Don McDougall told Global newsThe artifact is a gift of thanks to his father.

“In 1971, my parents sponsored a exchange student from Costa Rica. His father was very impressed with some of the things he had to do, he sent my dad this artifact to thank you.”

McDougall discovered rare artifacts during his father’s artifact collection. After doing some research, McDougall quickly learned that the charms, used for burial, may be at least 1,000 years. Thus, McDougall sent a question to the museum at Costa Rica. He immediately heard from the Costa Rica National Museum in San Jose, excited to learn more about his artefacts.

After flying to San Jose, California, McDougall was fascinated by acceptance, met with archaeologists and police escorts.

“Then we made an official transfer, I had to sign some documents and so on,” McDougall said. “They are very interested in how I can get artifacts in the first place.”

According to archaeologists, the talisman can be anywhere between 1,300 and 2,500 years. Finally, McDougall did the right thing, while the Costa Rica National Museum in San Jose had a perfect reaction to rare artifacts.

Costa Rica is famous for bamboo and seed jewelry.

Costa Rica National Museum will display jade savings

As expected, new additions will be displayed by the Costa Rica National Museum.

For McDougall and his wife, they still did not decide whether they would return when the jade was on display by the museum.

What else do you find at the Costa Rica National Museum

The Costa Rica National Museum has its own history, located in the former Barracks of Bellavista military, an area where the country’s army was abolished in 1948.

Website wrote“We welcome you to the Costa Rica National Museum, an institution that has been committed to researching and disseminating the country’s history, archeology and natural history since 1887. The building that houses the museum is a former bellavista military barrack, where the national army was abolished in 1948.”

There is no new schedule for the addition of new amulet to be displayed at the museum.