The Bronze Age Priestess
Archaeologists have found buried in Denmark a Bronze Age woman, dating back to 3400 years ago. She seems to have come from a foreign land, far from Denmark, suggested by […]
Tag Archives: Archaeology
The Druids and the Moon (Video)
Alright, a different subject because it can’t always be about Vikings 😛 But I hope you enjoy it anyway. It seems for the Druids the Moon was the key to […]
A Skeleton Bursts Out Of The Ground
Sometimes archaeologists are in contact with really strange things, until a plausible explanation is found, of course. Very recently, archaeologists were astonished when a thousand-year-old skeleton was found entwined in the […]
Another Neolithic Site Near Stonehenge
The buried remains of a mysterious prehistoric monument, close to the famous Stonehenge, has been found. This new site with 90 standing stones, of enormous size (close to 15 feet – […]
Archaeology: A Viking Blacksmith
A thousand years ago, more or less, a norse blacksmith reached the end of his life-journey and at his funeral rites, his tools were buried with him. Now, archaeology found […]
Archaeology : The Viking Feasting Hall Of Heorot Found?
First of all, I would like to tell you in a very very summarized way about the Epic Poem of Beowulf which is relevant for this specific archaeological finding. One […]
The Witch Pits – Fertility Rituals
Strange, but interesting findings. Archaeologists have found a dozen shallow rectangular holes near the hamlet of Saveock, which is near Truro – Cornwall, UK. It seems these particular holes were […]
Pagan Temple Unearthed In Norway
Archaeologists have discovery something truly amazing in Norway, something to give light to the pre-christian scandinavian religion. It seems it’s the first of its kind to be found in norwegian […]
Archaeology: Viking Site Discovery
Another major Viking site discovered in a tiny village in Annagassan – Ireland – said to be one of the most important Viking sites in the world. It seems a […]
The Reindeer Antler Comb
The academically accepted date for the beginning of the Viking Age is around 793 A.D. with the sack of Lindisfarne, however, new researches suggest that the Viking age may have […]
