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Oct 14
Rare Bronze Age deer antler axes found in southern Sweden
Two axes made from deer antlers have turned up near Löddeköpinge in southern Sweden. Archaeologists found them this spring while studying an ancient settlement in Skåne. Both axes lay in pits dating to the Bronze Age, between about 1700 and 500 BCE. One has suffered heavy erosion, but the other is in much better shape. […]