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Uraniborg labNewsweek
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Five glass and ceramic shards found at the site of Uraniborg , a former castle on the island of Ven , Sweden .
The castle once served as the residence and observatory of Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe ( 1546-1601 ) Alchemists in Brahe 's era were notoriously secretive and largely did not share their knowledge with others.
"Maybe Tycho Brahe had heard about this and thus knew of tungsten's existence. But this is not something we know or can say based on the analyses I have done. It is merely a possible theoretical explanation for why we find tungsten in the samples," Rasmussen said. Do you have a tip on a science story that Newsweek should be covering? Do you have a question about archaeology? Let us know via [email protected]. Start your unlimited Newsweek trial.
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