Author Archives: Jules William Press

The team has uncovered thousands of objects in the Innlandet region, including a 3,000-year-old arrow. By Richard Whiddington There is surely little upside to the environmental changes posed by global warming, but nevertheless, a group of Norwegian archaeologists is seizing the opportunities presented by the country’s rapidly melting glaciers. That group is Glacier Archaeology Program—snappy internet alias: Secrets ofContinue reading “Norwegian Archaeologists Are Salvaging Priceless Artifacts From Melting Glaciers—Before It’s Too Late”

Using 3D scanners, archaeologists have also identified the person who carved these 10th-century runes. Written by DR. RUSSELL MOUL Today we recognize that handwriting is unique to each person. From the way we form our letters to the amount of pressure we place on pen and paper, the details of our individual writing can beContinue reading “Viking Queen Thyra’s Power And Position Revealed On Famous Jelling Runestones”

By Kristina Killgrove When the Vikings sailed west to England more than a millennium ago, they brought their animal companions with them and even cremated their bodies alongside human ones in a blazing pyre before burying them together, a new study finds.  These animal and human remains were found in a unique cremation cemetery in centralContinue reading “Viking warriors sailed the seas with their pets, bone analysis finds”