Archeologists discover remnants of horseshoes, sleds, and tools at a melting ice patch in Lomseggen, a mountain in southern Norway.
Some of the objects found are believed to be as old as 1,000 years old. These artefacts tell a vital story about a vital mountain pass for the settlers and farmers moving between permanent winter settlements along the Otta River in southern Norway and higher-elevation summer farms farther south.
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