New discoveries are breaking old assumptions about Viking women, rewriting history by restoring them to their rightful place on the battlefield.

An extraordinary Viking burial ground with the almost-complete skeletons of roughly 50 people has been unearthed in Denmark during ... by archaeologists from Museum Odense, according to a statement.

Criterion (iii): The monumental scale of the Viking-Age ring fortresses, built in a precise manner and within a single ... Management at the level of the component parts lies with the Danish Nature ...

The face of a vølve or seer, part of the new “The Viking Sorceress” exhibition at the Danish National Museum. (Roberto Fortuna/Denmark’s National Museum) COPENHAGEN, Denmark (CN) — In Norse Mythology, ...

The skeletons were preserved thanks to favorable soil chemistry, particularly chalk and high water levels, experts from Museum ... beyond Denmark's borders, shedding light on extensive Viking ...

The rare discovery was made near a Viking castle in northwestern Denmark, a Danish museum said in a press release Thursday. Within the 300 pieces of silver that were found, around 50 were said to ...

Archeologists in Denmark have made ... buried with," said the Museum Odense press release. This includes a woman who was "buried in a wagon, the upper part of a Viking cart used as a coffin ...

From the remains of five Viking ships in Denmark to the excavation of an ancient ... In 1992 Mark Redknap, from the National Museum of Wales, was sent some small artefacts from Anglesey.

considered to be the most remarkable Viking relic now in existence outside Scandinavia— was reported at the February meeting of the Trustees of the British Museum (Bloomsbury). It is a carving ...