Modern men could learn plenty from the Norse warriors. Vikings were men of action, men of purpose. They valued important things—friendship and feasting, adventure and exploring, family and legacy.

L’ANSE AUX MEADOWS, Newfoundland--When Viking adventurer Leif Ericson steered his ship to the barren, northern tip of Newfoundland 1,000 years ago, his landfall was likely witnessed by very few ...

Viking females, unlike most other Medieval women, did have some say over their own life and destiny. To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. This video can not be played ...

The Viking journey of mice and men Date: March 19, 2012 Source: BioMed Central Limited Summary: House mice happily live wherever there are humans. When populations of humans migrate the mice often ...

Vikings may have been family men who traveled with their wives to new lands, according to a new study of ancient Viking DNA. Maternal DNA from ancient Norsemen closely matches that of modern-day ...

Sequencing the genomes of over 400 Viking men, women, and children from ancient burial sites, researchers found evidence of genetic influence from Southern Europe and Asia in Viking DNA dating ...

The modern DNA result proved this theory wrong. ... During the Viking Age (c. 800–1050), men and women from what is today Norway, Sweden, ...

Think again about the pillaging Viking warriors - it wasn't just the men who raided Britain. Study of DNA shows significant numbers of Norse women were in the longboats as well ...

Vikings were known for brutality and chauvinism as they pillaged their way across Europe, but a new book has claimed that some of the Nordic warriors might have secretly been transgender men. Skip ...