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Viking Burial Ground Unearthed in Sweden - Medievalists.net

Discovery of a Viking Age burial ground in Tvååker, Sweden, reveals significant archaeological potential beyond original Stone Age settlement expectations.

Medieval Coin Hoard Discovered on Isle of Man - Medievalists.net

A treasure hoard of 36 silver coins from 1,000 years ago was discovered on the Isle of Man, revealing significant insights into Viking Age economy.

Amazing' Viking-age treasure travelled half the world to Scotland, analysis finds

The Galloway Hoard contains a unique West Asian silver vessel, rich in Zoroastrian iconography, emphasizing trade networks and cultural exchanges during the Viking Age.

Animal figurine found in early Viking settlement in Iceland

Excavations at the Fjorur site in Iceland unveiled a child's toy figurine and numerous artifacts from the 9th century Viking settlement.

Archaeology student finds Viking silver hoard

A student uncovered a significant hoard of Viking Age silver arm rings, illustrating the trade networks of the time.

New interpretation of runic inscription reveals pricing in Viking age

The Forsa Ring inscription offers new insights into Viking monetary practices, revealing a flexible system for fines using either oxen or silver.

Viking Burial Ground Unearthed in Sweden - Medievalists.net

Discovery of a Viking Age burial ground in Tvååker, Sweden, reveals significant archaeological potential beyond original Stone Age settlement expectations.

Medieval Coin Hoard Discovered on Isle of Man - Medievalists.net

A treasure hoard of 36 silver coins from 1,000 years ago was discovered on the Isle of Man, revealing significant insights into Viking Age economy.

Amazing' Viking-age treasure travelled half the world to Scotland, analysis finds

The Galloway Hoard contains a unique West Asian silver vessel, rich in Zoroastrian iconography, emphasizing trade networks and cultural exchanges during the Viking Age.

Animal figurine found in early Viking settlement in Iceland

Excavations at the Fjorur site in Iceland unveiled a child's toy figurine and numerous artifacts from the 9th century Viking settlement.

Archaeology student finds Viking silver hoard

A student uncovered a significant hoard of Viking Age silver arm rings, illustrating the trade networks of the time.

New interpretation of runic inscription reveals pricing in Viking age

The Forsa Ring inscription offers new insights into Viking monetary practices, revealing a flexible system for fines using either oxen or silver.
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New Medieval Books: Muslims on the Volga in the Viking Age - Medievalists.net

Explores the impact of Ibn Fadlan's journey on our understanding of Viking and northern cultures from a medieval Arab perspective.

Vikings and Indigenous North Americans: New Walrus DNA Study Reveals Early Arctic Encounters - Medievalists.net

Viking Age ivory trade routes are traced via ancient walrus DNA, revealing connections with Indigenous Arctic peoples.

Viking silver bracelet hoard found on farm in Norway

Intact Viking Age silver bangles provide new insights into Viking societal structures and burial practices.

From Iran to Scotland: Viking-Age Treasure's Journey Unveiled - Medievalists.net

The Galloway Hoard reveals an Iranian origin for a significant vessel, highlighting historical connections between cultures.

Online Course Starting Next Month: The Viking Age - Medievalists.net

The Viking Age course offers an in-depth study on Nordic life, running every Thursday for six weeks, priced at $149.
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New Insights into Viking Age Economics from Runic Inscriptions - Medievalists.net

The Forsa Ring inscription reveals flexible Viking payment options, marking it as the oldest document on monetary systems in Scandinavia.

New interpretation of runes reveals Viking Age pricing

The Forsa Ring's inscription suggests a flexible Viking monetary system with a new interpretation revealing nuances in payment of fines.

New Insights into Viking Age Economics from Runic Inscriptions - Medievalists.net

The Forsa Ring inscription reveals flexible Viking payment options, marking it as the oldest document on monetary systems in Scandinavia.

New interpretation of runes reveals Viking Age pricing

The Forsa Ring's inscription suggests a flexible Viking monetary system with a new interpretation revealing nuances in payment of fines.
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