The Upper Stone Age settlement in Mo i Rana is an important archaeological site that provides insight into human activity in Norway thousands of years ago. The site is known for its traces of early settlements, where people lived by hunting and fishing. Archaeological excavations have uncovered tools and food remains, which testify to the lifestyle of those who lived here during this period.
The area is of great importance for the understanding of early human culture and social structure in Northern Norway. The finds from the settlement have contributed to research into how people adapted to the challenging climatic conditions in the region. This makes the site an important part of the national cultural heritage, and it attracts both researchers and visitors interested in prehistory and archaeology.