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Yet it was frequently discussed in a language that is more resonant of the Middle Ages than the scientific laboratory.

The markings don’t stop there: on one side, the sword a circle with an X layered inside, known as a sun wheel or sonnenrad.

A medieval sword has gone on display at a museum in the Netherlands after its chance discovery during a dredging operation on a river in the center of the country.

During the medieval period, it was common for people to be buried with their swords. In some cases, swords were tossed into bodies of water after their owners died.