The excavation at Fjorur has revealed a trove of over 600 objects from the earliest settlers of Seyisfjorur, illustrating aspects of their daily life and activities.
The carved figurine, possibly representing a dog, pig, wild boar or bear, exemplifies the craftsmanship and culture of Viking children from the 9th century.
Archaeologists have unearthed important items such as spinning whorls and game pieces that offer vital insights into the social and economic activities of Viking settlers.
The Fjorur site, buried under a landslide in 1150, served as a protective shield for artifacts and remains of significant historical and cultural value.
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