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Roman Gold Ring Unearthed in Northern France

Gold ring with intaglio PACÉ, FRANCE—According to a Live Science report, archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) have uncovered an 1,800-year-old Roman ring in Brittany, an area of northwestern France. The well-preserved ring is made of gold and features a blue-black type of onyx carved with …

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Study Suggests Northern Europe’s First Farmers Made Gruel

Pestle unearthed at Frydenlund, Denmark AARHUS, DENMARK—According to a statement released by Aarhus University, grinding stones recovered from Frydenlund, a Neolithic settlement site on the southern end of the island of Funen, were used to prepare porridge or gruel made from starchy plants, and not bread. The researchers examined 14 …

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Well-Preserved Anglo-Saxon Sword Uncovered

CANTERBURY, ENGLAND—The Guardian reports that a sword dated to the sixth century has been discovered in an Anglo-Saxon cemetery in southeastern England. The weapon features a gild and silver decorative pattern on the hilt, and runic script on the blade. A ring on the pommel is thought to symbolize an …

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