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Craft and trade on Coppergate Street in Viking Age York
A snapshot of the bustling mercantile nature of Viking York can be found by studying what lies beneath Coppergate Street in York, England.9 months ago — History -
Rare Viking hoard, illegally obtained by metal detectorist, now available for viewing
The collection of silver Arabic coins and Viking Age jewelry was handed over to the authorities through an intermediary, helping the finder avoid potential jail time.1 year ago — News -
Chew Valley hoard declared most valuable treasure in UK history
The hoard dates to the final days of the Viking Age and may have been buried by a frightened nobleman.1 year ago — News -
"I recognized it immediately": American unearths Viking Age sword in Finland
The sword, believed to be of Frankish origin, was found buried in the middle of a Finnish forest.1 year ago — News -
Ancient Viking shelter uncovered along Norway's historic trade route
The find was revealed along an ancient mountain path used by travelers since time immemorial.1 year ago — News -
Norwegian Mountain Center: Glacial archeology on display
Highlights have included a 6,000-year-old arrow, a 500-year-old dog, a prehistoric ski, and a mitten from the Viking Age.1 year ago — News -
Magnificent seven: The seven best Viking museums in Europe today
Given that the new Museum of the Viking Age is still being built and set to open in 2027, Patreon subscriber and The Viking Herald fan AWarriorsSpirit wanted to know what other museums offer a similar experience in Scandinavia and beyond. We explore some of the best Viking museums in Europe today.1 year ago — News -
Two Iron Age arrows found in 24-hour period at Norwegian mountain pass
The Secrets of the Ice team has uncovered two perfectly intact arrows in the span of two days.1 year ago — News -
Secrets of the Ice uncover possible Viking Age cloth fragment
The glacial archeologists are currently investigating the Lendbreen Pass, a popular route across the mountains during the Viking Age.1 year ago — News -
Did Viking warriors really paint their faces before battle?
Though Hollywood and streaming services would hate us for busting this myth, there is little historical evidence that Vikings painted their faces before bloody battles.1 year ago — Legacy
