Among the 5,000 artifacts found at the site near Horten, Norway, were stone tools, bone fragments, and the remnants of a prehistoric hut.

Archaeologists carrying out routine excavations ahead of the construction of a bike path in Horten, Norway, made a remarkable discovery that is rewriting Stone Age history. They unearthed thousands of artifacts, including a rare “hammer,” as well as a 9,000-year-old dwelling.

These prehistoric objects are now giving researchers a better idea of when our ancestors began to transition from a nomadic hunter-gatherer society to a more settled lifestyle.

Archaeologists Find 5,000 Prehistoric Artifacts During Routine Excavations

The club head may have been overlooked by the untrained eye. It appears to be a smooth, round stone, but it has a distinct hole d

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