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Old 7th October 2017, 09:09 AM   #1
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Our 'local' variant of such a 19th century hoax was the Cardiff Giant. I have seen it and it is not at all convincing.
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My point being that Norwegian Archaeology specialists are crediting this as genuine and presumably have run their special high tech tests to prove that
Piltdown Man fooled the specialists for 50 years

No like i mentioned i believe the previous owner got lost, died in some snowstorm and the sword was moved by ice and erosion to its last position.
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