A study published in January revealed an intricate connection of peoples throughout early Medieval Europe, which may be a long-lost pagan cult.
A bronze belt buckle found by a metal detectorist around 20 miles outside of Prague started the strange investigation, according to a Live Science piece published Thursday. The buckles depict a dragon or snake-like creature eating a person or frog-like animal.
Archaeologists claim the buckle came from the Czech Republic and was initially believed to be unique. But it turns out dozens of similar buckles have been found in Germany, Hungary and elsewhere in the Czech Republic.
Medieval belt buckle of ‘dragon’ eating frog discovered in Czech Republic may be from unknown pagan cult – https://t.co/jbLPMBXuWP pic.twitter.com/G3OwbQiph2
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