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Over 1,500 years ago , an Iron Age community deposited over 100 lances, spears, swords, knives, arrowheads, and more across two houses on the site.
The team is not sure whether the weaponry belonged to the locals who buried it or was booty recovered from a defeated enemy.
Some of the items may be on display at the Vejle Cultural Museum as soon as 2025 .
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