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Unique Finds when 3500-Year-Old Tomb Was Opened in Bygdeå

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The archaeologist's dream came true – to open the Bronze Age grave outside Bygdeå. And it was bingo. A double button, a dress pin and part of a pair of tweezers were found in the grave. “The finds we made are very unusual, it's unique for northern Sweden,” says Tone Hellsten.

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The archaeologist's dream came true – to open the Bronze Age grave outside Bygdeå. And it was bingo. A double button, a dress pin and part of a pair of tweezers were found in the grave. “The finds we made are very unusual, it's unique for northern Sweden,” says Tone Hellsten.

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A clothing pin and a piece of tweezers have been found in Junkboda. Together with a previously found double button, they make the grave unusually rich in finds, according to Västerbotten Museum.

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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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