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Face of 4,000-Year-Old Warrior Recreated in Norway - Archaeology Magazine

Face of 4,000-Year-Old Warrior Recreated in Norway - Archaeology Magazine
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Face of Stone Age Man Thought to Have Drowned 4,000 Years Ago Revealed

Face of Stone Age Man Thought to Have Drowned 4,000 Years Ago Revealed
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Meet the Stone Age Trøndelag man

Meet the Stone Age Trøndelag man
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In Norway, climate change is threatening archaeological finds

OSLO, July 17 As well as threatening natural ecosystems, climate change can also threaten history’s relics. The upheaval caused by the rise in the Earth’s surface.

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Climate Change Is Threatening Archaeological Discoveries in Norway s Icy Landscape, According to a New Report

Arrow shafts, sandals, and preserved animal remains are among the objects discovered in the Scandinavian country in recent years.

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