2,100-Year-Old ‘IPhone’-Like Belt Buckle Found in Siberia, Reports Say

2,100-Year-Old ‘IPhone’-Like Belt Buckle Found in Siberia, Reports Say
A 2,100-year-old belt buckle has been described as “iPhone-like,” leaving an archaeologist in amazement. It was found in Tuva, Russia. Google Maps
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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A 2,100-year-old belt buckle has been described as “iPhone-like,” leaving an archaeologist in amazement.

Archeologist Pavel Leus, who discovered the item in Tuva, Russia, said it resembled a modern-day smartphone, reported the Siberian Times. He also named the skeleton found near the item “Natasha.”
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