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They had been looking for a lost gold earring when they stumbled upon two bronze brooches
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They had been looking for a lost gold earring when they stumbled upon two bronze brooches
A man with a metal detector has uncovered a significant trove of gold jewelry with Norse motifs dating from around 500 C.E. in Norway.
While hunting for his mother’s lost earring, a metal detectorist in Norway has made an extraordinary find—rare Viking artifacts on Jomfruland Island!
When the Aasvik family pulled out their metal detector to search for an earring in the garden around their home, they found Viking-era artefacts dating back more than 1,000 years.
When the Aasvik family pulled out their metal detector to search for an earring in the garden around their home, they found Viking-era artefacts dating back more than 1,000 years.