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The results indicated "how high the art of metalworking was already developed in the Early Bronze Age," study co-author and Saxony-Anhalt state archaeologist Harald Meller said, stated Live Science.
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but also how highly developed the art of metal processing was already in the Early Bronze Age," said Professor Harald Meller of Saxony-Anhalt-State Museum of Prehistory in a translated statement.