SAEDNEWS: The Bavarian Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments announced that a sword discovered last week during an excavation in Nördlingen, between Nuremberg and Stuttgart, appears to date back to the late 14th century BCE and the Middle Bronze Age.
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According to the Saed News Society Service, the recovered sword features an octagonal hilt and was excavated from a grave. The tomb contained the remains of a man, a woman, and a young boy, alongside several other bronze artifacts. The relationship between these three individuals has not yet been determined.
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