In one section of the site, archaeologists uncovered a more than 160-foot-long shipwreck, as well as two other shipwrecks of unknown size and a ship-shaped mound. The organization believes much of the ...

Archeologists in Denmark have made one of the most notable discoveries in recent history: a group of 50 skeletons found in a ...

Live music is quintessential to any city's nightlife. Today, we’ll visit a place that’s been keeping local music alive in the ...

Ragnarök, the apocalypse at the center of Norse mythology, is just a story, but parts of it may be influenced by real ...

For years, scholars believed that “Fimbulwinter” may have been based on real events that occurred in and around the year 536 ...

Christopher Columbus did not discover America in 1492. Leif Erickson did in 992 – 500 years earlier. Therefore, the final ...

If you’ve ever taken a Viking cruise, you’ll recognize the usual suspects: Manfredi’s, the Italian spot known for its ...

Archaeologists are investigating the possibility Vikings used shortcuts over land to help them move warships and smaller ...

Viking has announced that it has taken delivery of their newest Nile River ship, the Viking Sobek. The new ship was presented at Massara ...

Archaeologists in central Denmark have discovered a well-preserved Viking-era burial ground, revealing 50 skeletons. The site, found near Odense, offers insight into social patterns and trade routes ...

New studies show Norse Vikings and Arctic Native Americans (or Indigenous peoples) traded walrus ivory in Greenland.

Before the advent of Christianity, the peoples of Northern Europe professed one polytheistic religionaccording to which the ...