Viking Ship Burial in Norway May Have Been Built Over Bronze Age Grave
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Norwegian archaeologists found that the Viking Kurgan was built over a much older burial site.
A grave mound in the south-west of Norway contains the remains of a ship's burial. So much was clear at the beginning of the excavations.
In Denmark, archaeologists have previously discovered an artifact that changes the perception of Vikings and their culture. The finding has helped researchers to take a fresh look at the history of Vikings and their heritage. Against this background, a new discovery in Norway also shows a more complex history of funeral traditions during this period. Archaeologists in Norway discovered the burial of a bronze century under a curgan with a Viking …
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