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Metal detectorist Jørgen Strande said he was "totally surprised" by the find, which may have been used as currency during the Viking era.

Scientists revisiting the famous mummy’s genome found he had dark skin and was probably bald in life.

Arrowheads made from mussel shells have emerged from the ice in Norway. They are a unique and enigmatic find, seemingly a world first.

A reassessment of the evidence and conditions surrounding Ötzi the Iceman has reached revolutionary conclusions regarding the circumstances of his death.

When one thinks of mummies, the two kinds that come to mind are the intentionally and artificially preserved corpses found

A new study suggests that nearly everything archaeologists thought they knew about the 5,300-year-old corpse’s preservation was wrong

As Europe's glaciers are being melted by the summer's heat wave, archaeologists in Norway have found weaponry from the Viking Age. The Jotunheimen Mountains in Norway's Innlandet County were the target of a study team from the Secrets of the Ice Glacier Archaeology Program.

Roman remains and a secret garden in the UK are some of the new discoveries due to drought

Heatwaves this year revealed some weird things about our past

The rapidly melting ice patches of Norway are “releasing” artifacts at a quickening pace and the latest ice patch reveal is a 1,300-year-old, near perfect arrow!