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The fragile unity of the North Sea Empire
The most famous thalassocracy in Scandinavian history, the North Sea Empire, was a true political high point in the outward expansion of people from Viking societies. However, the union of Denmark, England, and Norway was beset by a series of structural issues that undermined its longevity.3 months ago — History -
Norwegian university examines violence in Viking society
The level of violence is linked to social structures and the centralization of power.1 year ago — News -
New archeological excavations underway at the Roskilde Viking Ship Museum in Denmark
The team hopes to discover new artifacts from the Stone Age and Viking era.1 year ago — News -
Lejre Land of Legends gearing up for 60th birthday celebrations
The Danish site is home to living history, experimental archeology, and the magnificent King's Hall.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 -
Archeology student uncovers find of a lifetime in Denmark
Experts have now confirmed that the seven silver bracelets uncovered by Gustav Bruunsgaard are genuine Viking Age objects and could date to the 9th century.1 year ago — News -
Amateur archeologist unearths rare Odin-like pendant in Denmark
The find is said to be a rarity and could point to the presence of a Viking trading post in the local area.2 years ago — News -
New study: Were Norwegian Vikings tougher than the Danes?
A new study indicates violence was more common in Norwegian society during the Viking Age than in Denmark.2 years ago — News -
Exploring Aros: The Viking roots of Aarhus, Denmark
Nowadays, Aarhus is a bustling and thriving European metropolis. It is Denmark's second-largest city and houses the country's largest port. However, the city boasts not only a rich economy but also a rich history that stretches back to the early medieval period when Vikings roamed the seas.2 years ago — History -
New plans for Denmark's largest Viking fortress built by Harald Bluetooth
The Aggersborg fortress is experiencing a rush of visitors after being awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO.2 years ago — News
