Pre-Settlement Structure Discovered in East Iceland

Pre-Settlement Find Adds to Evidence of Early Activity in East Iceland

A newly discovered sunken structure at Stöð in East Iceland has added to archaeological evidence that people were active in the area before the country’s traditional settlement period began around 870. The structure was found beneath an ancient waste deposit during the 12th consecutive summer of excavations at Stöðvarfjörður. Remains previously uncovered at the site… The post Pre-Settlement Find Adds to Evidence of Early Activity in East Iceland appeared first on Iceland Review.

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