The exhibition is divided into two parts, one for archaeological discoveries dating back to the time of the first inhabitants, and the other for documents preserved from that period in a first-of-its-kind initiative to display the archaeological and literary history of the region. The first residents to the region, where the exhibition gives the individual an inside look into the depth of their lives and how they were able to adapt to their new environment. It also presents archaeological research and its results with the latest facts and interpretations reached by a group of experts who specialize in this period of history, while containing an important group of The national documents are mostly books dating back to the 20th century, but including a collection dating back to the year 874 AD, the building surrounds an interesting site dating back to the Scandinavian era with real archaeological remains from that era.