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    Gold Sword Fitting Discovery: Norwegian hiker finds 1,500-year-old gold; rare find reveals crisis rituals

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    A hiker in Norway's Austratt area found a 1,500-year-old gold sword fitting. This artifact dates to Norway's Migration Period. It belonged to a 6th-century chieftain. The discovery offers insights into ancient craftsmanship and societal rituals. The piece shows signs of wear, suggesting frequent use by the chieftain. Archaeologists believe it was a votive offering.
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