Archaeologists discover 3,200-year-old sword

[Still Waters]

Archaeologists working on the Spanish holiday island of Majorca (Mallorca) have accidentally stumbled across a 3,200-year-old sword, one of only few weapons from the Bronze Age found on the island better known for its sunny beaches.

The sword was found near a stone megalith known locally as a talayot (or talaiot), which were built by the mysterious Tailiotic culture that flourished on the islands of Majorca and Menorca some 1000-6000 BC. 

The team was preparing the location for a museum site when two archaeologists picked up a rock and saw something protruding from the ground. To their amazement, a sword emerged after they carefully removed mud and earth from the item.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/archaeologists-pull-incredibly-well-preserved-3200-year-old-sword-from-a-rock-near-megalith-site-in-majorca/ar-AAHDHBj

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7485173/The-Spanish-Excalibur-Incredibly-preserved-3-200-year-old-sword-discovered-Spain.html

[Piney]

It's not really that mysterious.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talaiotic_culture

[freetoroam]

Great find.

Was scrolling through  the slide show of amazing finds from history and between 4 and 5  is an advert for property in Enfield. Effing REALY!!! Such wonders and they stick a picture of modern houses in there!