When you move into a new home, it can be exciting and sometimes a little creepy to find things left behind by their previous owners,

especially when those things are hidden away beneath the floors and behind the walls.

In the case of one Norwegian couple we'll be discussing today, what they found under their floorboards was much more unnerving than they initially thought. So stay tuned to find out

what they discovered alongside a whole host of other unbelievable and slightly chilling secrets

people unearthed in and around their homes.

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In May 2020, the Christiansons, a married couple from Bodo, Norway, decided to counteract

their lockdown boredom by installing some insulation under their floors. But what their DIY project

led to, they couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams. The Christiansians were tearing

up their floorboards when they found what appeared to be part of an old toy car underneath.

They knew it was old since the floorboards hadn't been moved since the

house was built in 1914, but they had no idea how ancient it would turn out to be. Shortly

after making that first discovery, the Christiansons also stumbled upon an iron axe head,

which ultimately convinced them to contact local authorities.

Experts from Norway's Tromso Museum were sent over to examine the finds, and when they started

digging, they found even more peculiar-looking artifacts. From ancient remains to iron arrowheads,

everything dated back to the Viking Age between 800 and 1100 AD.

The old toy car wheel, meanwhile, was actually a decorative glass bead from the same time,

but what was everything doing under the ground? According to archaeologists, the Christiansens

were sitting atop an ancient Viking burial site, also known as a cairn,

commonly identified by a pile of stones that they found under the house.

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