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Viking seafaring in the 21st century: Greer Jarrett's experimental voyages
British-born archeologist Greer Jarrett has sailed thousands of miles in clinker-built boats as he strives to understand the true path of Viking Age seafarers. In this in-depth interview, he shares his discoveries with The Viking Herald.1 year ago — News -
The Vikings in the High Arctic: "A zone of intercultural encounter and exchange"
We speak to the lead authors about a groundbreaking study that indicates the Vikings may have reached the High Arctic and traded with Indigenous peoples.1 year ago — News -
Study indicates Norse Greenlanders may have traded walrus ivory with Indigenous groups
The findings were published after an in-depth examination of walrus ivory using innovative techniques.1 year ago — News
