Sensational discovery in Norway: a 3rd century AD "Palace" discovered contemporary with the Roman Empire - Economic Scenarios

During research in the Øvre Eiker commune near Oslo, archaeologists have uncovered a longhouse from 1,800 years ago. The article Scandinavian longhouse from over 1,800 years ago. It may have belonged to the first king of Norway comes from the website Wszystko co końca.

Sensational discovery in Norway: a 3rd century AD "Palace" discovered contemporary with the Roman Empire - Economic Scenarios

A team of archaeologists has made an exceptional discovery in Øvre Eiker, near Oslo, Norway : a longhouse of never-before-seen dimensions, dating back to

A Royal Legacy? The Discovery of a Monumental Longhouse from the 3rd Century in Norway

Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery at Øvre Eiker near Oslo, Norway unearthing a longhouse that surpasses any known structures from Denmark or Sweden during the same period, with an astonishing width of 16 meters and a central nave spanning 9 meters between its roof-supporting columns. The excavations, conducted in the summer of 2023, revealed this remarkable building at Sem, which initially led researchers to believe it dated ba…