Melting ice in Norway’s Jotunheimen yields dozens of prehistoric arrows
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In the Kvitingskjølen area of Jotunheimen, Secrets of the Ice and Innlandet County’s Glacial Archaeology Programme found close to 50 prehistoric arrows after three weeks on Langfonne, Storfonne and Handklefonne ice patches, including a slate arrowhead with shaft and cordage that may be 6,000 years old.
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