Greek dig unearths Neolithic household gear (AP)

In this undated handout photo provided by the Greek Ministry of Culture on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008 shows piles of 6,000 year-old housepottery among the ruins of a neolithic home excavated in northern Greece this year. A Ministry statement said the discovery 'provides invaluable, unique information' on late Neolithic domestic architecture and household organization. The rectangular house, which covers some 624 square feet (58 square meters), was unearthed during work to lay water pipes earlier this year at the village of Sosandra near Aridaia, some 360 miles (580 kilometers) north of Athens. (AP Photo/Greek Culture Ministry)AP - A 6,000 year-old set of household gear, including crockery and two wood-fired ovens, has been found in the buried ruins of a prehistoric farmhouse in northern Greece, officials said Thursday.