Archeologists have discovered at least six hoards of ancient artifacts on top of a volcanic hilltop. Finds at the site include spearheads, tusks of domestic boars, and objects associated with bronze working, all dating back between the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. Related Story Mystery of Viking-Age Hoard Partially SolvedResearchers determined that the hoards date back to between the Late Bronze Age (1450–800 B.C.) However, researchers do know that the farmers discovered artifacts like jewelry, weapons, and bronze vessels. “Hoard V is probably the most recent of the Late Bronze Age depositions so far identified on the hill,” the paper reads.