Which are the most mysterious artifacts ever discovered in America, and what can we learn about history and culture of the past from them? There's no shortage of things the Vikings did that ...

(A history of Iceland written around 1120 ... but the only unambiguous Norse settlement in North America remains L’Anse aux Meadows. Icelanders, for their part, need no persuading of the ...

Fur from the North American bison, a plains species not ... by the German cleric Adam of Bremen in his ecclesiastical history. Viking designNorse ships often feature intricately carved ...

They mark an acceleration point in the history of the search for American Vikings which takes us beyond a search for historic penetration of the continent and instead reveals penetration of the ...

Were the Vikings interested in colonizing North America? The Vikings may not have ... at the University of Oslo's Museum of Cultural History, told Live Science in an email. Greenland, meanwhile ...

American Vikings have become part of a ‘deep story’ — and that story continues to be told,” writes Whittock, whose educational and history books include several titles on Viking and Anglo ...

(Old Viking runes have, indeed ... “In Plain Sight” that supposedly documented evidence of Europeans in Ancient America. (Heads up: one of the cheapest places to buy the book is at the ...

Mexico and Central America are part of North America) to the pueblo dwellings of the United States and the ancient Viking settlements of Canada, here is a photo journey across 30 of the most ...

Teeth can reveal a lot about the lives of ancient humans ... or multiple lines are typically found. How Did Vikings File Their Teeth? The lines described as "furrows" in the study published in the ...