The sword, which has iron rivets in its handle, may be one of the earliest iron artifacts found in Denmark.
I'm fascinated by the ritual destruction of weapons.

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The sword, which has iron rivets in its handle, may be one of the earliest iron artifacts found in Denmark.
I'm fascinated by the ritual destruction of weapons.
While you’re thinking about the Roman Empire, I’m stuck on the Danish Swan Wing burial and probably will be forever.
art credit: Adam Brockbank
Finding a Viking Age burial ground of this size is rare, in part because Scandinavian soil doesn't preserve skeletons well.
And another incredible find of a woman in an unexpected place.
Artefacts believed to date back to 980s found by girl metal-detecting in cornfield last autumn
Not just Viking coins, but an international collection of them. My favourite.
Some of this is Roman, whether it's from that period or not. Ancient movement of peoples triumphs again!
Byzantine earrings and an Islamic-style coin were found by a town key to Viking trade in Germany.
Ancient trade fascinates me, the way it makes the ancient world both smaller and larger at the same time.
Archaeologists have uncovered a giant hall from the reign of Harald Bluetooth, the King of Denmark and Norway from AD 958 – 986. - HeritageD
A truly large hall.
The bones of a possible ancient human sacrifice victim have been found in a bog in Denmark.
Sacrifices to ancient deities, ancient geography.