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The outcome is delightfully primitive, like an archaeological excavation revealing ancient burial mounds, and it would take some effort for it to be properly habitable. But perhaps the finest example of an outstanding sword acquired from a burial mound is that of Skofnung, wielded by the legendary Danish king Hrolf Kraki. Although the band's name makes it sound like some progressive farmland outfit, Newgrange really refers to a neolithic burial mound in Ireland; its prehistoric builders added a window that floods the inner chamber with sunlight on the first day of winter. |
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