In this fascinating DIY tutorial, learn how to craft your very own Viking battle axe from scratch! Whether you're a history enthusiast or love hands-on projects, this guide will walk you through the ...

The Battle Axe Culture dates back around 5,000 years and is said to resemble another ancient group of people, the European Corded Ware Culture, named for the cord-like designs on its pottery.

In contrast to the ornate sword, the battle axe found in the same grave has no gold decoration. However, the shaft is coated with brass, which may have flashed like gold on a sunny battlefield.

A Viking enthusiast lived up to his idols' berserker reputation when he headbutted a student he accused of stealing his battle axe. Aiden Devlin, 21, lost his temper after the weapon, belonging to ...