Vikings in Norway were much likelier to be buried with weapons compared with Vikings in Denmark, the team found. "A notable feature in Norway was the presence of weapons, particularly swords ...

All that you've heard about the Vikings may not be true.

which Lundø noted isn’t natural to Denmark. He said it was likely imported from Norway. “Several items from the many graves in Åsum indicate that the buried Vikings were connected to ...

Relics examined by anthropologists reveal that, compared to their Norwegian counterparts, Vikings in modern-day Denmark were relatively peaceful, owning fewer weapons and using them less ...

The Vikings unearthed at Aasum likely weren’t ... Archeologists say many of the artefacts came from far beyond Denmark’s borders, shedding light on extensive Viking trade routes during the ...

the third-largest city in Denmark. Researchers found a brooch that originated on a nearby island. Vikings were avid travelers, using boats to voyage around the coast of Europe and to Canada ...

Emma of Normandy is a descendant of Vikings' Rollo. Emma became queen of England, Denmark, and Norway through her marriages.

When it comes to Denmark, Copenhagen gets the lion’s share of attention. But if you’re looking for a journey that gets you away from tourists yet close to authentic Danish daily life and the ...

A goat that serves fallen Viking warriors in the afterlife features in Norse mythology. However, multiple translations state the animal limitlessly produces mead, rather than beer. A rumor has ...

The team also noted that during the Viking Age, the government in what is now Denmark (an area sometimes called Danmǫrk by the Vikings) seems to have been more centralized than in Norway.