While repairing a water pipe, a farmer was thrilled to have stumbled upon a "treasure" given by God.

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A farmer in Bartosze, Poland, accidentally discovered a " treasure " of two pieces of metal while repairing a water pipe in a field in January. (Photo: Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments)

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Two pieces of metal that can be joined together to form a complete item, believed to have once been a necklace. (Photo: thehistoryblog)

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Analysis shows the bronze object is from the late Bronze Age, dating back more than 2,500 years. (Photo: thehistoryblog)

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Experts believe the bracelet belonged to an individual from the Lusatian culture , during the transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age . (Photo: All That's Interesting)

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The ring will continue to be examined at the Institute of Archaeology, Nicolas Copernicus University before being displayed in the local museum. (Photo: Ancient Pages)

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The discovery period is identified as Hallstatt C (800–600 BC), associated with the widespread use of iron in tool and weapon making. (Photo: link.springer.com)

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Many artifacts from this period in Poland such as axes, swords, decorative pins, and horse bridles have been found, showing advanced metallurgical techniques. (Photo: allthatsinteresting)

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These findings also reflect changes in Lusatian culture such as complex funeral rituals and the emergence of a social elite. (Photo: indo-european-connection)