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Swords from Hungary or Romania. C. 1600 BC
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Swords from Hungary or Romania. C. 1600 BC
Swords from Hungary or Romania. Stensgard and Torupgarde, Lolland. C. 1600 BC. National Museum of Denmark. Copenhagen. Denmark
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1600 Bronze Copenhagen Danish Denmark Hungarian Hungary Militar Prehistoric Prehistorical Prehistory Romania Romanian Scandinavia Showcase Swords Weapon Lolland
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1. Title: "Ancient Swords from Hungary and Romania: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Militarism at Stensgard and Torupgarde, Lolland, Denmark (circa 1600 BC)" 2.. This image showcases an impressive collection of ancient swords discovered at the archaeological sites of Stensgard and Torupgarde in Lolland, Denmark, dating back to approximately 1600 BC. The swords, hailing from the territories of present-day Hungary and Romania, offer a fascinating glimpse into the militaristic culture and prehistoric societies of Northern Europe during the Bronze Age. The National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen proudly houses these precious objects, which are considered some of the most significant finds from this era. The swords, crafted from bronze, display intricate designs and patterns, reflecting the advanced metallurgical skills of their creators. The collection includes various types of swords, such as the single-edged, double-edged, and the distinctive "horned" swords, which were popular during this period. These weapons not only served as essential tools for hunting and daily life but also played a crucial role in warfare and power dynamics within prehistoric societies. The presence of such well-preserved swords in Denmark provides valuable insights into the extensive trade networks and cultural exchanges that existed between various European communities during the Bronze Age. The display of these ancient swords at the National Museum of Denmark is a testament to the rich prehistoric heritage of Europe and the intriguing stories that lie buried beneath the sands of time. This image invites us to explore the mysteries of the past and appreciate the craftsmanship and historical significance of these magnificent objects.
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