After three weeks in Norway's Jotunheimen mountains, a team of glacier archaeologists has come back with some of its oldest finds yet, including Stone Age arrows with their wooden shafts and bindings still attached. The same ice that preserved them for thousands of years is now retreating fast enough that the team says it may be gone from many sites within two decades. Three … [Read more...] about Archaeologists Unearth ‘Rare’ 5,000-Year-Old Arrowheads in ‘Rapidly’ Melting Ancient Norwegian Ice
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A Touch of Viking Brilliance: Moss-Carpeted Homes in Norway
Nestled amidst the stunning Norwegian landscape, you'll find charming houses adorned with a unique feature - roofs carpeted in a lush layer of moss. This isn't just a picturesque detail; it's a clever engineering feat devised by the region's ancient residents, the Vikings. These moss-covered dwellings serve a crucial purpose: keeping the occupants comfortable year-round. The … [Read more...] about A Touch of Viking Brilliance: Moss-Carpeted Homes in Norway
Preikestolen Cliff Norway: Awe-Inspiring Views Even for the Faint of Heart
Preikestolen Cliff, also known as Pulpit Rock, in Norway is a sight that will leave you breathless, even if heights make your knees weak. Towering 604 meters (1,982 feet) above the Lysefjord, Preikestolen offers a panoramic view that is simply unmatched. The cliff itself is a nearly flat plateau on top, creating a safe viewing area despite the dramatic drop. While some … [Read more...] about Preikestolen Cliff Norway: Awe-Inspiring Views Even for the Faint of Heart
A rare Piebald Moose was recently photographed by Thomas Morch in eastern Norway
Norwegian photographer, Thomas Mørch, has spotted one of his most interesting subjects to date—a moose with a piebald coat. Thomas caught the magical sighting near his home in Hallingdal, a valley in eastern Norway. In the photo, the elusive piebald moose appears healthy and prepared for the winter. He has a nice round belly, warm fur, and unique markings all over. He … [Read more...] about A rare Piebald Moose was recently photographed by Thomas Morch in eastern Norway
Living Under the Rock: This Farm Built in a Natural Rock Shelter in Norway Is Just Amazing
Tucked beneath the grandeur of an immense rock overhang in the idyllic Jøssingfjord of Norway, Helleren farm stands as a testament to human resourcefulness and an enduring connection between people and nature. For those seeking a unique and captivating cultural heritage site in Norway, Helleren farm in Jøssingfjord is a must-visit. Here, two traditional houses from the 1800s … [Read more...] about Living Under the Rock: This Farm Built in a Natural Rock Shelter in Norway Is Just Amazing