3400 year old shoe from a Norwegian ice patch. Source: Reuters.
It’s interesting to see some ice patch archaeology emerging in Norway now. Reuters has a good story and short video about some cool finds from 1800 metres above sea level in the Jotunheimen Mountains, which lie northeast of Bergen. The most spectacular find is the 3,400 year old leather shoe, shown above.
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