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Archaeologists Discover Fifty Skeletons from Viking Age in Denmark

Archaeologists Discover Fifty Skeletons from Viking Age in Denmark
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World October 15, 2024 13:50

åsum - Archaeologists unearthed fifty skeletons from the Viking Age on the outskirts of the Danish village of Åsum.

Archaeologists excavated fifty skeletons from the Viking Age on the outskirts of the Danish village Åsum. The skeletons belong to women, men, and children, and researchers claim they have been exceptionally well-preserved, likely due to the high levels of lime and water in the soil. The discovery of the skeletons suggests the existence of a settlement in the area where they were found.

Michael Borre Lundø, who led the excavation, told the press that the find provides 'a whole new toolbox for scientific discoveries.' He mentioned, 'Normally, finding a few teeth in the graves would be considered lucky, but here we have complete skeletons.'

Further DNA analyses will be conducted to learn more about the skeletons and the lives of the Vikings. The goal is to understand more about their kinship and migration patterns.

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