Archaeologists have uncovered a haul of ancient artifacts from a melted ice patch in Norway, including a record number of arrows used for reindeer hunting from more than 6,000 years ago.

Hiking in the icy mountains of Norway, archaeologists scanned the melting glacier. Something stuck between the rocks caught their attention. They carefully pulled it out— and found part of an ancient ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some of the reindeer antlers that archaeologists in Norway found together in the site indicate that mass reindeer hunting took ...

A hiker in Norway made an unexpected archaeological discovery while exploring remote mountain terrain. The find was an ancient device buried for centuries in ice and snow. Officials say the discovery ...

Archaeologists followed a tip from a Breheimen National Park ranger and found a 1,500-year-old stick used in reindeer hunts, photos show. Photo from Secrets of the Ice, shared by Lars Holger Pilø Some ...

In the mountains of Norway, melting ice has recently uncovered a significant archaeological treasure: a 1,500-year-old reindeer trap, discovered by a hiker in 2024. The study of this discovery was ...

The discovery in the ice mountains of Norway by archaeologists uncovered an amazingly well-preserved 1,500-year-old site for trapping reindeer, and a collection of some really odd wooden artifacts.

Archaeologists in Breheimen National Park found scaring stick traps in the melting ice and located an ancient reindeer hunting site, photos show. Screengrab from Secrets of the Ice's Facebook video ...