An unprecedented discovery has been made in Norway. Thousands of coins from the Viking Age have been unearthed in a field in Innlandet—a historic breakthrough that lends new significance to the Nordic heritage.
What began as a routine day of searching on April 10 for two metal detectorists near Rena in Østerdalen quickly turned into something much bigger. At first, only a few coins were found, but the signals from the ground kept coming, reports Research.no.
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