BaviPower Viking Blog — Viking Excavation and Artifact
Millennium Year-Old Viking Artifact Found on Danish Farm
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This blog post is to illustrate some Viking artifacts dating back to more than 1,000 years ago on a farm in Denmark. Not only do these artifact hold historical importance but religious importance to the Viking Age as well.
Viking Women Ruled: Burial Grave Showed This
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Viking women ruled in their time! Although the historical existence of Viking shieldmaiden remains a mystery, Viking women had their own rights and they did rock in their time.
Viking Graves: Clarified Viking Gender Roles?
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Recently, a group of Norwegian archaeologists have been doubting common belief about Viking gender roles. Whether the Vikings clearly differentiated their gender roles or not is now a debate.
Trekroner-Grydehøj Viking Burial Belonged To A Volva?
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In Trekroner-Grydehøj, Denmark, the archaeologists found out a Viking grave burial containing a woman corpse. She was buried with a dog and a horse.
Erik the Red: Bold, Hot Tempered, and Cunning
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Erik the Red fathered Leif Erikson a famous Viking seafarer. He was not only bold, reckless but also hot-tempered and cunning. Erik was banished from his clan twice for murder. And he was the one who found and established a settlement in Greenland.
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