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Viking weapons sat on a shelf in Norway for 54 years before being handed over to a museum
Viking Age artifacts were presented to Cultural Heritage Vestfold by the granddaughter of the farmer who unearthed them by chance in the 1970s.1 year ago — News -
"The find of his life": Possible Viking sword found in Polish riverbed now on display
The weapon was discovered by chance during a holiday dive close to the city of Białystok.1 year ago — News -
Rare find: Pommel cap from Viking sword found in the Netherlands
The sword fragment was located in present-day Friesland, which was occupied by Norse invaders in the 900s.1 year ago — News -
Enormous Viking sword collection to go on display in Norway
Soon to open in Trondheim, the exhibition at the NTNU University Museum will showcase an extensive collection of Viking swords, including the famous Ulfberht swords, as well as various other artifacts from the Viking Age.2 years ago — News -
Magnet fishing hobbyist discovers Viking sword in Oxfordshire river, England
Magnet fishing in Oxfordshire leads to an extraordinary find: a Viking sword over 1,000 years old.2 years ago — News -
What was the best Viking weapon?
The Viking Herald examines the deadliest weapons of the Norsemen, including hefty battle axes, stylish swords, the bow and arrow, and three-meter spears.2 years ago — Warfare -
Exploring the legend of Erik the Red's sword Leg Biter
The most famous Viking redhead in history, renowned for his exploration skills and founding the first European settlement in Greenland, was Erik Thorvaldsson, commonly known as Erik the Red.2 years ago — History
