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Who were the women buried in the Oseberg ship?
The discovery of the Oseberg ship in 1903 was one of the most remarkable archeological finds of the 20th century. Amongst the hidden treasure and grave goods were the remains of two mysterious women, which helped shatter preconceived notions about power and gender in the Viking Age.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
Uncovering the rich history of the Tune Viking ship
Setting aside the controversy surrounding the construction delays and high costs of Norway's new Museum of the Viking Age, this upcoming cultural institution promises to bring the early medieval era to life like never before.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
New findings date Oslo's King's Wharf back to the year 1288
Recent excavations in Oslo have unearthed the King's Wharf, a medieval jetty that dates back to 1288. This significant find suggests that Norway's capital was once as bustling and extensive as the historic waterfront of Bergen.2 years ago — News -
Arrows point to further amazing discoveries in Norway by the Secrets of the Ice team
A chance find by a random hiker and another discovery nearby from the Secrets of the Ice team are the latest of this summer’s record haul of historic artifacts!2 years ago — News
