"Viking" combs revealed amid "extraordinary" set of medieval finds
The unique collection features more than 1,300 bone and antler objects that were found during excavations in a single town.
Vikings may have practiced body modification as "rite of initiation"
Teeth filing and skull deformation are examples of body modification customs that were practiced during the Viking Age.
Archaeologists discover possible "unique" Viking marketplace on farm
Researchers have been investigating an area of farmland using ground-penetrating radar technology that can "see" below the surface.
Giant naked hill figure revealed as Hercules—and he aided medieval armies
The origins of England's Cerne Giant have been shrouded in mystery but new research suggests the figure may have helped in the fight against Viking marauders.
Medieval skeletons provide "special understanding" of everyday Viking life
Researchers have found evidence of how Vikings treated dental problems, including seemingly filing their teeth, which may have been a bid to relieve tooth pain.
Archaeologists' "exciting" pre-Viking discovery rewrites history
Researchers have investigated a large burial mound in Norway, measuring almost 200 feet across, that contains an ancient ship.
Viking bracelet made 1,000 years ago found in farmer's field—"Real shock"
Metal detectorist Jørgen Strande said he was "totally surprised" by the find, which may have been used as currency during the Viking era.
Archaeologists discover Viking-era settlement and human skeletons
Evidence of the Viking settlement includes pottery shards, nails and various animal remains, such as fish and bird bones.
Boy, 8, finds Viking artifact during family beach vacation
"We had just given him a book about fossils, and because of that he was actively scanning the ground with his eyes," his father said.
Viking sword in ancient grave unearthed under family home
"At first I thought 'is this for real?,'" archaeologist Joakim Wintervoll told Newsweek.
'Vikings: Valhalla' Season 2 cast: Every new and returning character
"Vikings: Valhalla" returned for its second season on Thursday, January 12 with the legendary Viking warriors embarking on a new adventure.
Athena Strand given "Viking princess" funeral as family mourns tragic death
Athena Strand's casket was painted with her favorite color and had a princess crown with rhinestones at the top with her picture inside the lid.
Mystery upright Viking swords at 1,200-year-old burial site unearthed
An archaeologist told Newsweek about the ancient weapons that were discovered during an excavation in central Sweden to make way for a new highway.
Arrow Older Than the Vikings Discovered After 1,500 Years Frozen in Ice
The 1,500-year-old arrow has been very well preserved, with the remains of tar still visible on the shaft.
Viking-Era Sword Hilt Found in Norway Near Grave of 'Gausel Queen'
Only 20 similar swords of this type have been found in Norway, out of approximately 3,000 total Viking swords found.
Here's How The Real Aethelflaed From 'The Last Kingdom' Died
Aethelflaed was one of the many characters in "The Last Kingdom" Season 5 who met an unfortunate end, and her death was the most heartbreaking of all.
'Vikings: Valhalla' Creator Jeb Stuart on the True Story Behind the Show
"Vikings: Valhalla" creator Jeb Stuart told Newsweek about the research process and the true story behind the "Viking's" spin-off.
All You Need To Know About Jarl Haakon in 'Vikings: Valhalla'
Caroline Henderson told Newsweek about her character Jarl Haakon and the real-life inspirations behind the powerful, female ruler of Kattegat.
All You Need To Know About the St. Brice's Day Massacre
St. Brice's Day is depicted in Episode 1 of "Vikings: Valhalla" but was it a real historical event?
Meet The Cast and Real-Life Characters of 'Vikings: Valhalla'
The cast of "Vikings: Valhalla" told Newsweek about their characters and how they prepared to take on the real, historical figures for the "Vikings" spin-off.
How Netflix's 'Vikings: Valhalla' Links to the Original 'Vikings'
"Valhalla" is the new Netflix spin-off to "Vikings," and Newsweek reveals what has been kept from the original and what's new to this show.
Thor Is Beating the Lutheran Church in a Battle for Believers in Iceland
Ásatrú, first practiced by the early Vikings who trolled Iceland's eastern shores, is the country's fastest-growing religion—or spiritual movement.
Gold Artifacts From Pre-Viking Era Unearthed by Amateur Treasure Hunter
Ole Ginnerup Schytz was using his metal detector for the very first time when he found the stunning collection.
Viking Silver Discovered on Isle of Man Compared to Cryptocurrency
The hoard included coins, artifacts, and pieces of silver arm-rings, according to a release issued by Manx National Heritage on Wednesday.
Archaeologists Discover Skeletons of Children and Adults in Viking-Era Tomb
Two of the children may have been infant twins who died during or shortly after childbirth, Johan Runer, who oversaw the dig, said.
First-Time Metal Detectorist Finds Ancient Stolen Treasure Worth Thousands
The hoard found by Charles Cartwright included nearly $7,800 worth of stolen Roman, Viking, Egyptian, and Medieval artifacts.
Irish Supermarket With Medieval Relics On Display Charms Redditors
A Lidl in Dublin coexists with several archaeological sites, including the remains of an 11th-century Viking building that shoppers can view while picking up groceries.
The 10 Most-Watched TV Shows on Netflix in January
January on Netflix saw the service start the year with a bang, with one of its biggest ever hits, a beloved show ending and new shows like "Lupin," "Cobra Kai" and "Bridgerton" making a splash.
Who is Leif Erickson? The Explorer Some Believe Beat Columbus to America
Some feel that Erikson should be credited with discovering the continent 500 years before Christopher Columbus set sail across the Atlantic.
'Vikings' Season 6, Episode 3 Preview: Lagertha and Bjorn Get Ready for War
"Vikings" Season 6, Episode 3 sees Bjorn and Lagertha getting ready to fight for a former enemy while preparing themselves against Ivar's upcoming invasion.