Amazing images: The best science photos of the week
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By Live Science Staff a day ago
From ice storms turning a lake into "Narnia" to the biggest bang since the Big Bang, here are amazing images from this week in science.
(Image: © Reuters/Lindsay DeDario/Newscom)
Each week at Live Science we find the most interesting and informative articles we can — and along the way, we uncover some amazing images. Here you'll discover this week’s most incredible photos and the stories behind them.
Roman dagger
(Image credit: LWL/Eugen Müsch)
A teenager discovered a dagger in the 2,000-year-old grave of a Roman soldier buried in Germany. However, the dagger, which was still in its sheath, was so corroded that it took nine months to restore it with sandblasting and grinding techniques. Once cleaned, archaeologists were awed by the dagger and sheath's rich decorations, which included red glass, silver and enamel. The find is remarkable, given that Roman soldiers were rarely buried with their military equipment.
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