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    • The Stora Ryk hoard from Färgelanda, Dalsland, Sweden features a prominent trefoil brooch with beads and pendants.
      What type of jewelry did Vikings wear, and why does it matter?
      People from Viking societies had an eye for glitter and gold. Jewelry was not only worn to enhance one's fashion sense but also a visual cue to carefully signal one's identity, power, wealth, and even spiritual outlook.
      6 months ago — Culture and religion
    • Archeologists at Lisbjerg uncovered a large Viking Age cemetery that may be linked to a powerful local family and nearby noble residence.
      Viking Age burial site in Denmark includes unusual pagan coffin
      Around 30 graves have been revealed close to the city of Aarhus, with experts suggesting a possible link to Harald Bluetooth.
      1 year ago — News
    • A Viking Age grave was uncovered in southern Sweden, by archeologists from Arkeologerna. It contained both pagan grave goods and signs of Christian burial alignment.
      No parallels: Unusual mixed grave from Viking era found in Sweden
      The site contains an unusual coffin burial that displays signs of both pagan and Christian traditions.
      1 year ago — News
    • This Viking Age horse bridle from Broa includes 21 gilded bronze mounts, five of which display dragon and animal motifs in the Broa Style.
      The Broa bridle mount: A key to early Viking art
      The balmy Swedish island of Gotland is a veritable archeological treasure chest, serving up a wealth of Viking Age artifacts. We look at how a bridle mount discovered there helped define a whole style of Viking art.
      1 year ago — History
    • New research on Île de Ré suggests Vikings may have landed, traded, or even settled there, as archeologists discovered atypical graves and artifacts linked to Northern Europe.
      Vikings may have visited French island in Atlantic Ocean
      The research is only in its preliminary stage, and archeologists involved remain cautious about their findings so far.
      1 year ago — News
    • The desecration of the Gokstad and Oseberg burial mounds involved removing valuable artifacts and leaving long trenches, possibly as part of a deliberate effort to undermine rival rulers.
      Harald Bluetooth and the plundering of Oseberg and Gokstad: Part 2, the prime suspect
      Why the Danish king may be responsible for the desecration of two major Norwegian burial sites.
      1 year ago — News
    • Jonathan Bennett speaks with Jan Bill, curator of the Viking Ship Collection, about Harald Bluetooth’s possible involvement in the plundering of the Oseberg and Gokstad burial mounds.
      Harald Bluetooth and the plundering of Oseberg and Gokstad: Part 1, the crime scenes
      Archeologist Jan Bill discusses who might be responsible for the wanton desecration of Norway's most famous Viking ship burials.
      1 year ago — News
    • Marianne Vedeler, an expert in Viking textiles, leads efforts to interpret the Oseberg tapestries and examine their role in Viking culture and rituals.
      The Oseberg tapestries: Unlocking Viking storytelling through fragments
      Painstaking research could help provide a more complete picture of the inner life of 9th-century Norwegians.
      1 year ago — News
    • Characterized by detailed carvings and symmetrical designs, the Oseberg style marks the early phase of Viking art.
      Discovering Viking art: Exploring the Oseberg style
      The earliest phase of Viking art, the Oseberg style, is named after a famous Viking ship uncovered in the early 20th century. Featuring elaborate and detailed animal motifs and intertwining patterns, it showcases the skilled and artistic side of Viking societies.
      2 years ago — History
    • Lukas Kerk discusses the archeological findings and cultural significance of Viking Age body modifications discovered on Gotland.
      Mysteries of Viking body modifications: Insights from an expert
      Researcher discusses why Norse have been found with filed teeth and elongated skulls.
      2 years ago — News
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