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Glacial archaeologist Lars Holger PiløNewsweek
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A tool dating back around 1,300 years that's believed to have been used for hunting was found on the surface of glacial ice in Norway .
The artifact was discovered on the Lendbreen ice patch in Innlandet county by a team of archaeologists.
Images of the arrow were shared in viral posts on X, formerly Twitter, by Secret of the Ice .
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