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Saga Vanecek, an 8 year old girl who has found a sword in a Swedish lake during the summer, is perhaps a terrible world. Saga is clearly destined to be our sovereign sovereign, because, I mean … she pulled a sword from a lake. In addition, the sword is an important historical discovery; we think it goes back to the pre-viking era.
Also, she calls herself Saga. How is this perfect?
According to an English-Swedish newspaper Local, Saga, who grew up in Minnesota but recently moved with his family to Sweden to move closer to his parents, spent time at his family's holiday home on Lake Vidöstern in Tånnö, Småland several months ago. . She was playing in the water one day when she made a startling discovery – something that looked like, but was definitely do not, a stick.
In the words of Saga, per Local:
"I picked it up and I was going to put it back in the water, but it had a handle and I saw that it was a little sharp at the end and all rusty . I held it in the air and I said, "Dad, I found a sword! When he saw that he was crooked and rusty, he came running and took it.
And, I mean, it's just. Tetanus vaccines are not fun.
The sword looked old enough, so Saga 's father, Andy Vanecek, first went to the neighbors' house to ask them what they thought about it. reported a Swedish newspaper. Värnamo Nyheter. They agreed, which led Vaneck to talk with a colleague interested in the Middle Ages; Vanecek thought that he might know someone with the skills to look more closely. And that's what Vaneck did. That's how Vaneck eventually got in touch with archaeologist Annie Rosén from the Jönköping County Museum. The images of the sword Vanecek sent to Rosén made her so moved that she shortened her holidays so she could see her in person.
Does this story seem familiar to you? If so, it is probably because something similar happened in the UK last year. In 2017, Matilda Jones, then 7, took a sword out of Dozmary's pool in Cornwall. The Dozmary pool would be the place where, according to Arthurian legend, the Excalibur sword would have been returned to the Lady of the lake after Arthur's death.
Is not it? What are the chances that this will happen twice in the space of one year?
But here's the thing: Matilda's discovery, while impressive, is generally considered a replica – perhaps an accessory to a shoot. Saga's, however, is a literal piece of ancient history. according to Local, it was initially believed that the sword was about 1000 years old; however, this evaluation was later revised, with experts now suspecting that it dates back to the fifth or sixth century CE, that is, it is not Viking. His pre-viking
The sword, about 85 centimeters long, made of wood and metal, was so well preserved that it prompted researchers to conduct more extensive research in the area. Since then, a brooch and a coin have also been recovered. Nobody really knows what these objects were still doing there; Mikael Nordström from the Jönköpings Läns museum told Local it may have been "a place of sacrifice," but they do not know it for sure. They ruled out the possibility that the lake is a burial place for the moment.
Research and conservation efforts are underway, said Nordström Local Due to the length and complexity of the preservation process, it will take some time before the sword is available for viewing. field day with this story. (And, I mean, I can not blame them for the moment, I desperately want Saga to team up with Matilda Jones and lead the world together, because of course intended to do it.) Here are some of the best answers to date:
Hi all, the legitimate queen of Sweden!
For the curious, Sweden is in reality "a constitutional and hereditary monarchy with a parliamentary system". (Thanks, Wikipedia.)
Or maybe the new prime minister!
There have been some dramas there recently.
Or something!
reported Local, "As to whether Saga will participate in future projects or receive a reward for his discovery, the case is now entrusted to the National Archives of Sweden, who will be responsible for making the decision."
Although, to be fair …
There is a Monty Python quote for every occasion. (And a lot, a lot people are falling back on this one right now.)
Most people are on board, although
Me too!
I like, REALLY on board
ME TOO!
Show respect
Destiny has spoken.
A lot. Fate has spoken a lot.
Are you ready to do your part?
She will need sworn protectors and trusted advisors, after all.
This person is
God bless you, Merlin. Bless your beautiful gray beard.
She is a fighter
We really know who to call in case of nazgul attack now.
And maybe also for the iron throne
In the game of thrones, you win or you die or you are Lyanna Mormont and super tough to cook and will certainly hit each other's buttocks
Even if you have to take black for some reason.
I mean … it's … it's an acceptable thing to jump War of Infinity for.
But also…
THIS IS, IS NOT?
Still, it's worth remembering that Saga is an 8-year-old, full-fledged person who can do whatever she wants in her life. according to Local, she expressed the wish to become a doctor, veterinarian and / or actor living in Paris when she was tall.
You make yourself, Saga. You do it.
