GERMANY : Discovery of Celtic Statue Is Hailed
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German archeologists in Wiesbaden displayed a newly discovered statue of a Celtic prince, calling it one of the most important archeological finds in Europe in decades. The 6-foot, 500-pound sandstone statue, in near-perfect condition, is believed to be 2,500 years old.
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