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Faroe Islands Settlement Predates Viking Arrival, Study Says
The Faroe Islands, which lie about halfway between Iceland and Norway, were colonized centuries earlier than previously believed and the Vikings were not the first to settle there, according to new research from Durham University in the UK.
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