3,000+ year old sword found in Bavaria, Germany

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A sword from the late 14th century BC has been found in Bavaria, Germany. An amazing and rare find. And it seems to be in quite good condition.

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Archaeologists find 3,000-year-old sword (News In Germany)

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From the green patina, I suspect that it is a Bronze sword, and there appear to be at least two bronze arrow heads in the soil to the left of the sword.
 
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FAQ: 3,000+ year old sword found in Bavaria, Germany

What type of sword was found in Bavaria, Germany?

The sword found in Bavaria is believed to be a Bronze Age weapon, specifically dating back over 3,000 years. It is characterized by its unique design and craftsmanship typical of the era.

How was the sword discovered?

The sword was discovered by a local amateur archaeologist who was metal detecting in the area. The find was reported to local authorities, who then conducted a thorough excavation to retrieve the artifact.

What does the discovery of the sword tell us about the Bronze Age in Europe?

The discovery of the sword provides valuable insights into the technological advancements, trade practices, and cultural exchanges of the Bronze Age in Europe. It suggests that the region was inhabited by skilled metalworkers and may have been a center for trade.

What condition was the sword in when found?

The sword was found in remarkably good condition, considering its age. It showed signs of corrosion typical of bronze artifacts but retained much of its original shape and decorative elements, allowing for detailed study and restoration.

What will happen to the sword now that it has been found?

Once the sword has been thoroughly studied by archaeologists and historians, it is expected to be preserved and displayed in a local museum. This will allow the public to learn about the artifact and its historical significance.

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