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An airbase designed to
accommodate Norway’s new fleet of F-35 jet fighters was once an Iron Age Viking
settlement, dating back some 1,500 years, archaeologists have discovered. The ancient village was
unearthed as experts from Norway’s NTNU University Museum in Trondheim examined
the strategic site on Orland peninsula. Norwegian law requires a preliminary
archaeological study of any site before construction works begin.
