Njordarchaeia is a group of ancient Norse artifacts that were found in the Jornland region, Sweden, during the Viking Age (8th-14th centuries AD). These artifacts are believed to date back thousands of years and were likely created by skilled craftsmen who lived in the area at that time.
Jordarchaeia is a type of paleontological fossil that was found in the Late Cretaceous period, roughly around 68 million years ago, in the Yoruba region of Nigeria. The fossils are thought to be from the genus "Ceratosaurus" and were first discovered by French paleontologist Jean-Baptiste de Saxe in 1830. These bones are characterized by their highly detailed and well-preserved anatomy, which allowed for detailed studies
