Two ancient spears with gold decorations discovered in Denmark

Two Bronze Age spears, dated 900–830 BC, with gold motifs, reflect advanced technology and high social status.

During excavations in Boeslunde, Denmark, experts from the Vestsjælland Museum found two strange objects. Photo: @Vestsjælland Museum.

In-depth archaeological exploration and analysis techniques have shown that the two spears date back to around 900–830 BC. Photo: @Vestsjælland Museum.

The blade length is 47 cm, and the overall length including the handle is estimated at around 60 cm. Photo: @Vestsjælland Museum.

It is worth noting that these two spears are still in quite good condition. Photo: @Vestsjælland Museum.

There are several circular gold inlays along the spearhead. Photo: @VestsjællandMuseum.

What makes these weapons truly special is the combination of iron technology and gold decoration. Photo: @Museum Vestsjælland.

According to the museum's findings, iron weapons with such gold motifs are unprecedented, not only in Denmark but also across Northern Europe. Photo: @Museum Vestsjælland.

These two iron spears represent an incredible technological achievement, classified as Bronze Age. They were not only useful weapons, but also prestige items, symbolizing high social status and wealth. Photo: @Museum of Vestsjælland.

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