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Glacial archaeologists discover 800-year-old arrow in Norway: "It's special"
2022 is turning out to be a very exciting year of glacial archaeology. After the recent discovery of a three-bladed Viking Age arrowhead, researchers have now discovered an arrow from the early medieval period in Norway.3 weeks ago -
Glacial archaeologists in Norway discover three-bladed arrowhead from the Viking Age
As ice continues to melt, ancient artifacts continue to appear on mountains all over Scandinavia. The latest archaeological find? A three-bladed arrowhead from the Viking Age.1 month ago -
Researchers investigating lives of ancient Viking settlers in Iceland discover beautiful bone pin
In June and July, anthropologist and assistant professor Kathryn Catlin and her team carried out excavations of a small Norse farm in Iceland established in the 9th century.1 month ago -
Over the years, archaeologists have discovered more than 50 old ship wrecks in the Oslo harbor
Archaeologists from the Norwegian Maritime Museum have found another old ship wreck in Bjørvika, Oslo. According to the archaeologists, the find could date to the 1500s.1 month ago -
Archaeologists discover remains of beautiful and rare ship in Oslo, Norway: "It's very old"
Archaeologists from the Norwegian Maritime Museum have found the remains of a beautiful wooden ship in Bjørvika, in Oslo, Norway. According to archaeologists, the find is rare.1 month ago -
Norwegian museum surprised as jewelry from grave of high-status Viking woman appears at its door
In early July, the Archaeological Museum in Stavanger, Norway, was surprised by an unexpected contribution from the public – a person left jewelry typical of a housewife from the Viking Age at the doors of the museum.2 months ago -
Author claims to have discovered burial mound of legendary Viking king Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson in Poland
Marek Kryda, the author of the book "Viking Poland" (published in 2019 in Polish) and a member of the British Archaeological Association, claims to have found the lost burial mound of Viking king Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson.2 months ago -
Archaeologists discover Britain's earliest medieval prayer beads on the Holy Island, Lindisfarne
Archaeologists have discovered the earliest known medieval prayer beads in Britain during excavations on the island of Lindisfarne.2 months ago
