Resumen de Out of the Norwegian glaciers: Lendbreen�a tunic from the early first millennium AD

Marianne Vedeler, Lise Bender Jorgensen

• As the temperature rises each year, the assemblages of prehistoric hunters emerge from the ice. Archaeologists in Norway are now conducting regular surveys in the mountains to record the new finds. A recent example presented here consists of a whole tunic, made of warm wool and woven in diamond twill. The owner, who lived in the late Iron Age (third�fourth centuries AD), was wearing well-worn outdoor clothing, originally of high quality.