In Poland, a 2,500-year-old dagger was found by chance on the beach by two people taking a walk. The perfect preservation of the dagger makes it one of the most valuable discoveries of its kind in Poland. Two pedestrians walking on a beach in Poland unexpectedly came across an ancient and lethal weapon. After finding the 2,500-year-old dagger, Jacek Ukowski and Katarzyna Herdzik handed it over to the Kamieńska Land Historical Museum. The museum’s social media announcement stated that recent storms played a role in the discovery of the weapon. The translated share from Polish to English by the establishment stated, “Nature rarely reveals to us the secrets of the distant past. And that’s exactly what happened in the Baltic Sea.” The photos shared by the museum show fine details on the dagger, such as stars resembling crescents and crosses. The perfect preservation of the dagger elevates it to one of the most valuable findings of its kind in Poland. It is reported that there is an alternative decoration extending to the cutting part of the dagger completed with a pointy hilt. The museum mentioned that their experts are not yet sure what the weapon was used for, but the artifact will undergo intensive examination in the future. It is also speculated that the surface decorations could be linked to a sun cult and that the dagger could have a ritual significance. Herdzik stated in her museum announcement that the find was completely unexpected, saying, “I wasn’t expecting to make such a big discovery, but as soon as I saw this object, I realized it could be something valuable.” The Kamieńska Land Historical Museum thanked Herdzik and Ukowski, the discoverers of the artifact, for their “alertness and quick reactions.” The museum mentioned that, “Thanks to immediate reporting, this extraordinary finding was appropriately secured and preserved for future generations.”