Norwegian first-grader found a 1300-year-old Viking sword during a regular school trip

Наша Ніва·May 11

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A 6-year-old boy on a school field trip in Norway found a sword that is approximately 1,300 years old. The sword, which was reportedly sticking up out of the ground, is believed to be from the Viking or pre-Viking era. The discovery was made during a regular school trip, with the boy pulling the sword from a field.

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