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2-Inch Obsidian Blade Found in Texas Could Unravel Mysteries of the Spanish 'City of Gold' Expedition

Medicine & Technology Feb 27, 2024

The obsidian blade found in Texas could have been dropped by a member of the "City of Gold" expedition. Continue reading to learn more.

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