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Archaeologists uncover several previously unknown structures at Selja Medieval Monastery Complex in Norway
Using new methods, including remote sensing, a two-meter-thick stone wall foundation has been discovered buried outside of the historic Selja monastery by NIKU archaeologists.2 weeks ago — News -
Sacred Turf: Medieval monastery found under Danish football pitch
Archaeologists have used groundbreaking technology to uncover the remains of a 13th-century monastery in Roskilde, Denmark.2 weeks ago — News -
New excavation could reveal Ireland’s largest Viking longhouse
The site at Woodstown near Waterford will now see its first major archeological excavation.2 months ago — News -
Karnilshaugen: Norway's untouched burial mound
Archeologist Morten Ramstad explains why the contents of this mysterious site will likely remain a tantalizing mystery.1 year ago — News -
Largest burial mound in Western Norway confirmed
The Iron Age mound at Karnilshaugen has a diameter of more than 50 meters and may have served as a gathering place in the Viking Age.1 year ago — News