In 1999, two amateur treasure hunters made a rare discovery at a small town in the Eastern German region of Saxony-Anhalt that shook the world of archeology. The remarkable find was in use from 1,800 to 1,600 BC, likely came from fmines in present-day Austria, England, and Romania, but was almost lost to black market traders.

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Earth formed much faster than previously thought

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35-year-old space riddle solved by Chilean astronomers

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Student discovers 17 new planets, including an Earth-sized world

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