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Welcome back to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home. I'm Regger-R-Zoo alongside Marcus Paff on today's episode.

We take a look at a new discovery with old Bronze Age treasure as they now identified some of the artifacts

were crafted with meteorite iron well before the Iron Age. And Japanese scientists invent

plastic that dissolves in seawater and a new discovery that could have a profound impact

on brain health. That's all coming up on cool stuff. More than 60 years after its discovery,

the treasure of Vienna, a breathtaking horde of 66 Bronze Age artifacts on earth in

1963 from a gravel pit in Alicante, Spain continues to astonish researchers. Amidst the

cache of gleaming gold in silver vessels, jewelry, and amber

ornaments, two heavily corroded objects stand out as potentially the most extraordinary of all,

a sea-shaped bracelet, and a small, hollow hemisphere adorned with a gold sheet, possibly part

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