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The Mørstad Hoard: Norway’s largest Viking hoard unearthed!
The largest ever Viking hoard has been discovered in Norway with almost 3,000 coins...and the digging hasn’t stopped yet!3 months ago — News -
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 -
The story of the Vale of York Hoard: Viking silver in northern England
One of the largest troves of Viking silver uncovered in England's north was uncovered by a father-and-son amateur team with a metal detector. We examine how these unlikely heroes unearthed a 10th-century treasure trove of jewels, silver, and riches.1 year ago — History -
Viking North exhibition in York showcases Anglo-Norse culture
The Yorkshire Museum's exhibition presents classic collections alongside never-before-seen artifacts.1 year ago — News -
Arrest warrant issued for thief of Viking Age hoard in the UK
George Whittaker protests his innocence and may be attempting to escape further prison time.1 year ago — News -
Did the Vikings ever reach Persia? New archeological findings point to a hidden history
We know that early medieval Scandinavia, the homeland of the Vikings, tapped into great transcontinental trade networks, connecting Europe, Africa, and Asia. However, whilst some Vikings may have traveled the fabled "Silk Roads," did they ever reach the ancient land of Persia?1 year ago — News -
What was hacksilver? A look at its use as currency in medieval Scandinavia
Long before the great commercial hubs of Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm were built upon commerce, cash, and trade, people in Viking societies used an ingenious form of currency to trade, barter, and conduct business throughout Northern Europe and beyond.2 years ago — Partner content -
No appeal for UK man who stole multi-million-dollar Viking treasure
A man involved in the "Viking crime of the century" has had his attempt to appeal sentencing rejected by the Court of Appeal in London.2 years ago — News -
Dirhams in the North: A story of Islamic coins in Viking lands
Part of the Viking expansion of the early medieval period, an expansion of trade and commerce, connected Scandinavia to great economic powerhouses further south, including those of many cultures and civilizations in the Islamic world.2 years ago — Partner content -
JORVIK Viking Centre to host the Herefordshire Hoard
A major historical find is making its way from its native Herefordshire to be loaned to the UK’s prime Viking attraction.2 years ago — News
