An investigation into Viking skeletons reveals a hidden story of violence, power, and the surprising differences between ...

Also read Scientists Discover Ancient Amber dating back ... According to Dr. Ryszard Kazimierczak, the weapon’s design and preservation suggest ties to Viking or Baltic cultures.

Sword and buckles, nails and wire embroidery all suggested these had been Viking cremations ... than a grizzly legend after all. The skin, ancient though it was, had once belonged to a cow.

An eight-year-old girl found a pre-Viking era sword while swimming in a lake in Sweden during the summer. The sword was initially reported to be 1,000 years old, but experts at the local museum ...

Here at the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen, Jerso and his fellow Viking re-enactors sing ancient ballads, exchange oaths and rampage (politely), weapons glinting. With an action well ...

Karl-Oskar Erlandsson (an archaeologist from Kalmar) said that from the over 1,000 Viking-era bracelets in the country’s State Historical Museum, only three of the ancient objects are made of iron.

Those who could not run fast enough were killed and their helmets, weapons and armour were stolen. The Vikings did not send many ships on their first raids. They made surprise attacks on ...

How did the ancient Vikings build muscular size and endurance? An expert explains how the vikings trained and details a workout for muscle mass and strength.