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A Legendary Viking Burial Could Be Real After All. The Evidence Is Hiding In Plain Sight.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A hill overlooking the Irish Sea in northwest England may hold a monumental grave containing the remains ...
Sacramento Bee

140-year-old message in a bottle found in Viking burial mound in Norway. Take a look

Archaeologists excavated the Myklebust ship mound and found a 140-year-old message in a bottle left by the site’s discoverer, photos show. Photo from the University of Bergen When researchers began ...

Archaeologist believes he found legendary Viking ruler's lost grave in remote spot: 'This is rare'

A British archaeologist believes he's found the legendary burial site of Ivar the Boneless in Cumbria — potentially England's first monumental Viking ship burial.

Independent researcher points to Cumbria as resting place of legendary Viking Ivar the Boneless

Icelandic saga literature indicates ivar was buried 'in england, in a mound on a boundary' ...
The Fresno Bee

Theory about mysterious grassy mound in Norway turns out to be true, officials say

Radar scans confirmed a long-standing theory: a grassy hill in Gloppen is actually a mysterious ancient burial mound, officials said. Photo from the University Museum of Bergen, via Norway’s National ...
New York Post

Archaeologist believes he discovered lost burial site of legendary ruler: ‘This is rare’

An independent researcher believes he’s discovered a legendary ruler’s burial site — a find that could be the first monumental Viking ship burial identified in England. Steve Dickinson, a British ...