Viking archaeological discoveries
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Norse ice skating: The playful winter pastime of Viking warriors
Archeological finds from York, Birka, and Sigtuna offer a tantalizing glimpse of wintry Viking life.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
Experience an authentic Viking longhouse and explore a historic Norse farmstead
Sketched in the 1700s for its intriguing runestone and later excavated in 1989, the Granby site with its Viking longhouse remnants has fascinated history enthusiasts for centuries.2 years ago — Partner content -
Archaeologist sheds light on Viking artifacts Norwegian family found in their yard
It's a metal detectorist's dream – while looking for his mother's gold ring on Jomfruland, local resident hit upon two rare items from the Viking Age. But how does this discovery alter the Norwegian perception of Jomfruland as a holiday retreat of only modest historical interest?2 years ago — News -
Ridgeway Hill massacre: Revenge of the Anglo-Saxons
How a group of more than 50 Vikings were massacred by the Anglo-Saxons.2 years ago — History