Archaeologists in Norway are making remarkable discoveries as the country’s glaciers continue to melt, exposing artifacts that have been trapped in ice for centuries. From well-preserved arrows and ...

as reindeer hunting was a major industry during the Iron Age and medieval period. However, some arrowheads have been found to be made from river mussels that must have originated far from Norway.

Archaeologists have found a medieval spinning whorl in Tønsberg, Norway, which has some distinct symbols on its surface: three swastikas. But while we may associate this symbol with the Nazis ...

Norway's melting glaciers are revealing objects from the Stone Age, the Iron Age, and the medieval era. Some ancient artifacts are mysteries, but they still indicate trade routes through the ...

Norway is at the forefront of this emerging ... Lendbreen was a common travel route during the Viking and medieval eras. The archaeologists go there almost every year. In the summer of 2024 ...