A schoolgirl found a Bronze Age treasure: 65 artifacts date back to 1300 BC.

A young artefact hunter was combing a field near Royston in south-east Hertfordshire.

England when she discovered an ancient axe.After archaeologists arrived at the site, they recovered the rest of the treasure, which will go to the British Museum in London. In total, 65 artifacts were recovered from the field, dating back to approximately 1,300 BC.

The girl, whose name is Millie, became interested in searchingtreasures because of their father. They managed to unearth about 20 items, but the site had to be closed until archaeologists arrived. In the future, the young treasure hunter plans to go out with her father every Sunday in the hope of finding another treasure. As reported by the BBC, Millie plans to split the monetary reward for the find equally with the landowner. She will spend her part of the funds on archaeological equipment.

Let us remind you that the Bronze Age is the era of humanhistory, during which people became better at processing metals such as copper and tin and producing bronze from them. The Bronze Age covers the period 2800-900 BC. e. It was then that people learned to make products and tools from metal.

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