"Fake" Sword At Chicago's Field Museum Turns Out To Be A Bronze Age Artifact
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A "replica" sword that had been gathering dust at Chicago's Field Museum for about a century was recently found to be an authentic artifact from the late Bronze Age. The 3,000-year-old weapon was found in the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary, in the 1930s. It was given to the Hungary National Museum but later acquired by the Field Museum. Here, the sword was mislabeled as a copy and placed in storage.
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saskatoonwolf3년 이하amazing! my neighbor found a sword from the 1400"s while he was hunting in Montana
techfashion03153년 이하Cool beans!
charliehuizenga3년 이하That is so cool.
- techfashion03153년 이하That is so neat! That's history undercover!
1a2s3d3년 이하that actually really cool . Can you think though, finding such an old artifact.