Norwegian arrow

unclemac

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Thread moved to Eurasian Artifacts.
 

So, what this tells us is there wasn’t a glacier there during the Bronze Age when the arrow was lost. The ice came later and covered it. Why was there no ice/glacier there in the Bronze Age? Was it “man made global warming” back then, or do glaciers just come and go over time naturally?
 

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