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Archeologists reveal rich history of Danevirke fortifications
The fortifications provided a crucial line of defense across the Cimbrian Peninsula for more than a thousand years.1 year ago — News -
Viking Age burial site in Denmark includes unusual pagan coffin
Around 30 graves have been revealed close to the city of Aarhus, with experts suggesting a possible link to Harald Bluetooth.1 year ago — News -
Queen Thyra: Denmark's early royal matriarch
For recent generations of Danes, former Queen Margrethe is seen as the nation's matriarch, a steady hand on the throne who guided the Scandinavian country through much of the late 20th and early 21st century.1 year ago — History -
The Battle of Hjørungavåg and the rise of Jomsviking legends
Shrouded in myth and legend, this semi-historical battle not only ensured Norway's independence but also gave birth to the legendary status of fabled mercenaries.1 year ago — Warfare -
Where can you still see Viking fortresses today?
There are still remnants of Viking strongholds scattered across Northern Europe today. We look at some of the most impressive.1 year ago — History -
Danish runologist dismisses controversial theory on the origin of the Jelling stones
Håkon Glørstad's claim that the second Jelling stone was commissioned in the 12th century has instigated something of a storm in Denmark.1 year ago — News -
Revisiting Denmark's birth certificate: Håkon Glørstad discusses the Jelling stones
The Norwegian archeologist talks to The Viking Herald about why he believes Harald Bluetooth was likely not the man behind one of the most famous symbols of the Viking Age.1 year ago — News -
Rewriting history: Are the Jelling runestones really from the Viking Age?
Norwegian scholar Håkon Glørstad believes our assumptions about the most famous Viking Age artifacts in Denmark may be completely wrong.1 year ago — News -
Harald Bluetooth and the plundering of Oseberg and Gokstad: Part 2, the prime suspect
Why the Danish king may be responsible for the desecration of two major Norwegian burial sites.1 year ago — News -
Harald Bluetooth and the plundering of Oseberg and Gokstad: Part 1, the crime scenes
Archeologist Jan Bill discusses who might be responsible for the wanton desecration of Norway's most famous Viking ship burials.1 year ago — News
