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48 Prehistoric Arrows Emerge from Melting Norwegian Ice
Original: Researchers reveal that this year alone, 48 prehistoric arrows have been discovered and recovered from melting ice in Jo
Researchers report that 48 prehistoric arrows have been recovered this year from melting ice in Jotunheimen, Norway's highest mountain range. The finds offer rare insights into ancient hunting practices, but archaeologists warn they carry a sobering message: the ancient ice preserving these artefacts is now melting, underscoring the accelerating impact of climate change on irreplaceable cultural heritage.
Why now: The discoveries highlight both a remarkable archaeological treasure and the alarming speed of glacier melt caused by climate change.
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- Researchers reveal that this year alone, 48 prehistoric arrows have been discovered and recovered from melting ice in Jotunheimen. While these finds offer incredible insights into ancient hunting, they also signal an urgent and sobering reality: the oldest ice is now melting,… · globalmuseum@mastodon.online · 44
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