Archaeologists in Denmark have made a remarkable discovery during the excavation of a Viking-era burial site. Fifty unusually well-preserved skeletons, along with rare artifacts such as knives, glass pearls, and brooches dating back to between the years 850 and 970, have been unearthed.
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Danish archaeologists unearth 50 Viking Age skeletons
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