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Spectacularly Preserved Arrow from the Iron Age Still has its Feather Fletching On It
A wonderfully intact Iron Age arrow, replete with steel point, sinew pieces, plus aerodynamic feathery arrow shafts; has been discovered by permafrost scientists in Norway.
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