Archaeologists found a massive Viking-era burial ground concealed beneath a ridge near the village of Tvååker in Halland County, Sweden.  This incredible site holds at least 139 graves and burial ...

Ship-shaped graves have been identified at the site, which came to light during investigations of an earlier Stone Age ...

Archaeologists in Sweden made a groundbreaking discovery while excavating an ancient village in southern Sweden. They had ...

While digging to find an ancient settlement in southern Sweden, archaeologists made a completely unexpected discovery: an enormous Viking Age cemetery with more than 100 graves and several ship ...

Archaeologists in Sweden uncovered a massive Viking-era cemetery near the village of Tvååker, located southwest of Varberg in ...

Macramé window coverings evoke ship riggings, while wood panelling nods to the clinker-built style of early Viking vessels. Meanwhile, materials such as Swedish limestone, black slate and juniper ...

It was supposed to be a routine Stone Age settlement excavation to clear a path for a new roundabout and water pipes near Tvååker in southern Sweden. It turned into so much more, as archaeologists ...

Arkeologerna and Sweden's National Historical Museums In ... The burials were dated to between 800 and 1050 A.D. — the Viking era. Before long, more and more burials were found, and other ...

Archaeologists in Sweden have discovered a mysterious Viking Age burial ground with graves shaped like stone ships. As many as 139 of these graves have been found so far at the site near Varberg ...

TVÅÅKER, SWEDEN—A Viking Age cemetery that contained more than 100 graves and several boat-shaped mounds known as stone ships has been found in southwestern Sweden by researchers led by Petra ...