The burial offerings could also have been plundered by other Vikings to assert their power. Open the Youtube video Sigrid ...

Though the graves don’t reveal anything new about Viking burials in the 9 th century, they do provide a clear but increasingly intriguing snapshot of the Viking world at a time of transition ...

The Friends of the Viking Ship bought a property in downtown Geneva so the organization could build a museum to house the ...

Sleek wooden vessels like the Gokstad ship were key to the success of Viking traders and raiders. Unearthed in 1880 from a burial, the ninth-century ship was powered by sail and 32 oarsmen.

Archeologists in Denmark have made one of the most notable discoveries in recent history: a group of 50 skeletons found in a burial ground, believed to be from the Viking Era. The skeletal remains ...

But then, beginning with the discovery of Viking burial ships a century ago, archeology started to poke its nose into Viking affairs, and today, excavations have become an invaluable new source of ...

In 873-874, a Viking army is believed to have entrenched in the garden. Right, Viking burial mounds in Heath Wood. By Joshua Levine Photographs by Kate Peters St. Wystan’s church in Repton.

the Viking afterlife. Nearby, in Ingleby, further evidence for the Great Army's presence has been found by archaeologist Julian Richards, of York University. A cluster of burial mounds was ...

This is because in Viking burials, objects important to the person were buried along with the body. These objects tell archaeologists a lot about the buried person. For example, a sickle found in ...