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Chris Dayton
Location: Austin, TX Joined: 29 Oct 2017
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Matthew Amt
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Yeah, she'll be the Lady of the Lake!
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Matt Corbin
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That's pretty awesome. I never find anything like that 
“This was the age of heroes, some legendary, some historical . . . the misty borderland of history where fact and legend mingle.”
- R. Ewart Oakeshott
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Gregg Sobocinski
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When I saw this article, it made me smile. Everyone seemed to have a good attitude about it.
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E.B. Erickson
Industry Professional
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Reminds me of a mid 1970s find, where a boy found a Saxon sword in a stream while hunting for tadpoles.
It's known as the Gilling Sword, and is now in the Yorkshire Museum.
--ElJay
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J.D. Crawford
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When I was a kid, the only submerged artifact I stepped on was a broken bottle. That did not end so well. 
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Angelo D Periut
Location: United States Joined: 27 Jul 2018
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That is a fantastic story. Here are a couple of other remarkable swords found recently in Eastern Europe. Note the Viking Sword Chape as well.http://myArmoury.com/talk/attach_rules.php?f=1
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Timothy Verseput
Location: United States Joined: 13 Nov 2018
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I can't imagine how something can just sit there for so long and no one comes across it at all. I feel like we live in a crowded world but there's apparently much that goes long periods undisturbed by us.
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This is a standard topic