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Mar. 03, 1953 - After the opinion of experts of the German National Museum - - in Nuremberg the so-called Nuremberg Gold Helmet which was found by the brick-layer Michael Doerner some time ago when he was rooting out tree-trunk near by the small Frankonian Village, Etzeldorf, is supposed to be 3500 years old. Now this precious and valuable piece which is coming from the early bronze-time was allowed to be photographed by press-correspondents for the first time. Gold -Helmet - probably an object of worship - is embossed of pure gold containing 24 carats and has a weight of about 500 grams. Our picture shows: Miss Raum, assistant of Dr. Raschke, is just going to compose the many separate pieces of the golden helmet'. Later on the discovered helmet is to regain its original shape by means of a pattern made already of felt being 95 centimetres long (standing right)

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13163596
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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