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Deutsch: Beinkamm mit Swastika aus dem Nydam-Moor
Dansk: Ben kam med gudssymbol (odintegnet)
English: Bone comb with swastika from the Nydam Mose |
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| Source | My own photo from the book: Conrad Engelhardt, Nydam mosefund 1859-1863. The book is over 100 years old |
| Author | User:Erik Christensen |
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