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Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered two rare neck rings from an ancient grave monument, dating back over 2,500 years. The discovery, made near Norrköping, is part of a larger archaeological investigation of the Late Bronze Age. The rings are considered highly unusual for their burial context and are well-preserved, with one showing signs of ritual damage.
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Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered two rare neck rings from an ancient grave monument, dating back over 2,500 years. The discovery, made near Norrköping, is part of a larger archaeological investigation of the Late Bronze Age. The rings are considered highly unusual for their burial context and are well-preserved, with one showing signs of ritual damage.
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Ancient burial reveals rare jewelry find that archaeologists call 'highly unusual'
Archaeologists Discover Rare Neck Rings in Ancient Grave in Sweden