For years, theories swirled about a “lost medieval town” buried under a grassy field in southern Norway. The legend attracted the attention of archaeologists, but early radar scans repeatedly found ...

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It's strange to think an entire town could go missing, but that's exactly what happened to one medieval town which completely fell off the map in Norway.

Photos show these scans, which archaeologists interpreted as likely being “the long-lost medieval town.” Two figures shows the radar scan (top) and the map based on it (bottom).

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Photos show these scans, which archaeologists interpreted as likely being “the long-lost medieval town.” Two figures shows the radar scan (top) and the map based on it (bottom).

Photos show these scans, which archaeologists interpreted as likely being “the long-lost medieval town.” Two figures shows the radar scan (top) and the map based on it (bottom).