The brooches are highly decorated with patterns common to the era Two intricately decorated Viking age bronze brooches found by metal detectorists on the Isle of Man have gone on display for the ...

The 10cm-long highly decorated bronze oval brooches, which date from the start ... The pieces were the "first real artefact evidence" that Viking women visited the island, Manx National Heritage ...

In “Embers of the Hands,” historian Eleanor Barraclough digs deep into the ways that the Vikings loved, traveled and even ...

"A bronze key found in the grave symbolizes ... was not fully excavated but contained a gilded brooch and 25 glass beads. Historians also believe that the decedents may have been part of the same ...

This includes a woman who was "buried in a wagon, the upper part of a Viking cart used as a coffin," as well as another grave containing a "fine bronze three-lobed brooch, a single red glass bead ...

Archaeologists in Norway have uncovered a Viking grave site containing the possessions of wealthy people, along with valuable jewellery, coins, and other unique treasures.

A bronze key found in a Viking grave in Skumsnes. Photo from University Museum of Bergen Buried in the grave, archaeologists found textile production tools, a house key and “high class jewelry.” ...