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A belt buckle featuring a snake devouring a frog was found in the Czech Republic. Full Story: livescience.com/archaeology/medieval-belt-buckle-of-dragon-eating-frog-discovered-in-czech-republic-may-be-from-unknown-pagan-cult
"Archaeologists thought the bronze belt fitting from Lány in the Czech Republic was unique, but they've since learned that at least three others have been found, including in Hungary and in southern Germany," according to Live Science.
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A belt buckle featuring a snake devouring a frog was found in the Czech Republic. Full Story: livescience.com/archaeology/medieval-belt-buckle-of-dragon-eating-frog-discovered-in-czech-republic-may-be-from-unknown-pagan-cult
"Archaeologists thought the bronze belt fitting from Lány in the Czech Republic was unique, but they've since learned that at least three others have been found, including in Hungary and in southern Germany," according to Live Science.
Credit: Live Science | imagery courtesy: MU Faculty of Arts | edited by Steve Spaleta twitter.com/stevespaleta
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