Scientists have reconstructed the face of a 1,000-year-old Viking woman buried with weapons — complete with a battle scar, reshaping ideas of Norse gender roles.

It lay in a grave from the Viking Age. The stone was discovered when archaeologist Søren Diinhoff and his colleagues from the University Museum of Bergen excavated three women's graves in the autumn ...

Last fall, a Swedish man spotted something in a marsh on Oland, Sweden’s second-largest island. At first, he thought the circular object—found lying on the ground near a construction pit—might be a ...

Created by digital artist Juanjo Ortega G., the digital reconstruction depicts a woman who died in her mid-30s during the ...

Thanks to a 12th-century Danish historian, we have so many details about the Viking era to consume. Saxo Grammaticus was […] ...

According to Ancient Origins, many Viking warriors believed that weapons could ... The same technology used to recreate this woman’s face was also used to recreate her grave. In the forthcoming ...

It lay in a grave from the Viking Age. The stone was discovered when archaeologist Søren Diinhoff and his colleagues from the University Museum of Bergen excavated three women's graves in the autumn ...

This trio of warriors ... be grave. Despite some changes, the core of the story is intact. Semi-loser Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) has a shot at winning the heart of the most intriguing woman ...

Xaverine Mwamini Biriko, one of 14 women who are rangers at Virunga ... Theodore Mbusa Matofali, 27, to a grave in his village. Attending funerals is all too common for the rangers.

TEXARKANA, Ark. – Costumed celebrants with a Viking vibe invaded the Dancing Ranch Farm for its third year in Fouke over the weekend. The family-friendly, two-day Spring Awakening Viking ...