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Four silver bracelets had been buried nearly 8 inches ( 20 centimeters ) in the ground on a mountainside in Norway .
The location once housed a "large and powerful " Viking Age (A.D. 793 to 1066 ) farm.
The bracelets' design resembles that of silver necklaces found in Hjelmeland in 1769 .
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