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Great find. Thanks for sharing the info, Andreas
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Location: Sweden
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Everyone’s dream
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Let us see how it looks, after being stripped from all that incrustation.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Perhaps not very much left. That's a long time under water. Preliminary x-ray studies would show some details before trying to uncover (and maybe destroying) what's left of the original sword.
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So what we have is somehow a 'would be' sword. However in one of the articles they say that it will be displayed to the public 'after being cleaned'.
Have i heard that bronze is easier to recover than iron ... |
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