A bronze horse on wheels pulls a large disc, gilded on one side and also mounted on wheels. It probably shows the sun being drawn across the sky, and may have been rolled along during religious rituals. Cast locally around 1400 BCE, it was found in a peat bog on Trundholm moor, on the Danish island of Zealand, in 1902.
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Only one face of the disc carries gold. It may show the bright day sun travelling west, with the dark side turned to the earth on its night journey back.
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