Bronze Age dagger from Dargocice; Sztylet z epoki brązu z Dargocic
Journal Title: Materiały Zachodniopomorskie - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue
Abstract
In the spring of 2016, an archaeology student at the University of Wrocław together with a resident of Gościno commune found a blue-green blade that fitted into the palm of his hand. It was found in a ploughed soil while walking along a forest path in Dargocice (Gościno commune, Kołobrzeg district, West Pomeranian Voivodeship). The artefact was submitted to the Institute of Archaeology at the University of Wrocław for further analysis.
Authors and Affiliations
Dawid Sych, Beata Miazga, Kacper Siejkowski
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