A massive 1,100-year-old graveyard leads to a surprising new view of the Nordic legacy in Britain St. Wystan’s church in Repton. In 873-874, a Viking army is believed to have entrenched in the ...

Two Viking era stone grave markers thought to be 1,000 years old have been put on display in a church in the north of the ...

An investigation into Viking skeletons reveals a hidden story of violence, power, and the surprising differences between ...

Life in England was about to change forever ... The Vikings themselves did not leave a written record during the Viking Age (AD700-1100) but Vikings did use runes. There is writing from the ...

Some came to fight, but others came to Britain to live peacefully. Viking Who were they ... winter and even old age! The Vikings believed that they might wonder the world as ghosts if they ...

With the help of more than 50 volunteers, archaeologists say they have identified the largest Viking-Age building ever ...

Archaeologists have uncovered a Viking age building in northwest England that they believe to be the 'largest discovered and ...

A portrait of everyday humans in the Viking age, joining up recent discoveries to champion the ephemera and detritus that can tell us much about living, dwelling, working and trading in the Viking ...

But it turned out to be a Viking Age iron arm bracelet that could be more than 1,000 years old. After the anonymous man discovered the artifact, he contacted a local archaeologist, who advised him ...