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| In the small Polish village of Bartosze in January 2025, the son of a local farmer stumbled upon a 2,500-year-old treasure while clearing a field to make it easier for cattle to access water. It was a bronze necklace broken in half. Photo: Provincial Office for Monument Protection in Olsztyn. |
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| Realizing that the necklace might be an ancient artifact, the farmer informed the local authorities so that experts could examine it. Photo: Provincial Office for Monument Protection in Olsztyn. |
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| After careful examination, experts determined that it was indeed a necklace dating back around 2,500 years. It is the only necklace found in the area from that period of history. Photo: Provincial Office for Monument Protection in Olsztyn. |
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| According to experts, about 2,500 years ago, the world entered a historical period when the Bronze Age was transitioning to the Iron Age. Photo: Albert Jambon et al. |
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| The necklace is crafted from bronze and decorated with a circular double groove motif. Photo: Yurii Hetsko via Unsplash. |
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| Based on the age of the necklace and historical records, researchers say the approximately 2,500-year-old artifact may have belonged to someone from the Hallstatt culture. Photo: miamiherald. |
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| However, some experts believe that the necklace could also belong to the people of the Kurgan culture. Photo: wildpoland. |
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| Experts at the Institute of Archaeology at the Nicolas Copernicus University in Torún will conduct further analysis of the necklace before it is transferred to a museum for storage and display. They hope to unlock other secrets about this precious artifact. Photo: wildpoland. |
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