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This is the layout of the Viking tomb known as a dødehus, a rare discovery in Denmark. At left are the graves of the couple, and at right is the grave of a man that was added later.
Archaeologists have unearthed the 1,200-year-old remains of a large Viking temple in Ose, Norway that was dedicated to the worship of the Norse gods Thor and Odin.
A Norwegian couple found items indicating there was a burial ground underneath their house in northern Norway. Archaeologists believe they date from the Viking Age.
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