First unearthed in 1797, the small gaming piece was kept in storage at the National Museum of Denmark for more than 200 years ...

The piece was found along with "six bone buttons, a bone die and whetstone, all deposited in a steatite bowl," according to a ...

The latest Viking Voices podcast features Phil Wanyerka discussing archeological finds at Fort Hill Earthwork Complex by his ...

Denmark’s National Museum recently unveiled a first-of-its-kind Viking “portrait,” which researchers claim is the closest ...

Archaeologists recently uncovered invaluable treasure that was buried by Vikings over 1,000 years ago. The University of Stavanger's Museum of Archaeology announced the discovery in a press release ...

In 2012, a couple scouring the countryside with a metal detector uncovered a major hoard of Viking silver and gold.

British historians recently announced the remarkable discovery of a 1,000-year-old Viking “wallet,” thanks to two curious metal detectorists.

Archaeologists believe the treasure was buried by Vikings who had to flee the farm. The Vikings considered silver artifacts valuable and typically used them for trading or gifting.

A recent discovery by a family using a metal detector in their backyard marked the first time evidence of Viking settlement on the remote Norwegian island of Jomfruland has been found. The Aasvik ...

Melting ice reveals ‘rare’ artifacts, possibly from Viking Age, on mountain pass in Norway. Iron horse bit and leather bridle found ...