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The Glacier Archaeology Program is in a race against time to collect artefacts from the melting ice before the elements destroy them.
The arrow, which shows impressive craftsmanship, dates from the 6th century BC, two hundred years before the Vikings emerged.
Roman remains and a secret garden in the UK are some of the new discoveries due to drought
The 'wonderful' arrow was found in a melted ice patch in Norway's Jotunheimen Mountains in Innlandet County, on August 17.
Climate change has given us countless new artifacts, all over the world, as glaciers melt and lakes evaporate, but ruins are falling apart faster, and artifacts perish too.