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Archaeologists Unearth The 1,200-Year-Old Graves Of High-Status Viking Women In NorwayBergen cited this as the reason for the wealth of the goods found within the graves. Notably, none of the graves contained any human remains. “That’s the problem with western Norway.
Among the array of grave goods found with the Red Queen, her magnificent funerary mask stands out. When it was discovered in the tomb, the mask lay shattered in pieces, which have since been ...
Found beneath an older tomb near Tarquinia, the painted chamber depicts several intricate scenes, including a metallurgical workshop ...
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From 'Vulva Stones' to a weaving sword: Graves reveal high-status of women in Viking societyMany of the buried individuals were adorned with fine jewelry, which accounts for the wealth of goods found within the graves. One of the graves featured stones carefully arranged in the shape of ...
Archaeologists originally found the tomb in October 2022, but it wasn't until a recent analysis of one of its grave goods that they linked it to Thutmose II, who ruled around 3,500 years ago.
A recent study, conducted by Dr. Sara Juengst and her colleagues and published in Latin American Antiquity, sheds light on a ...
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