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Homeowner unearths largest Viking silver hoard ever found in Denmark

2+ day, 23+ hour ago   (104+ words) Homeowner discovers Denmark's biggest-ever Viking silver hoard while digging new patio. A homeowner digging a new patio discovered Denmark's biggest-ever haul of Viking silver. He initially thought his garden fork had struck a piece of old iron. Instead, he began…...

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Children discover ‘medieval Viking church’ on school field trip

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (131+ words) The Independent Children discover ‘medieval Viking church’ on school field trip - Students and staff from Gordonstoun private school have discovered what is thought to be the remains of a medieval Viking church on the uninhabited Scottish island of Swona....

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independent.co.uk > news > science > archaeology > stirling-castle-siege-skeleton-150-trebuchet-b3035427.html

Shattered 700-year-old skeleton could be earliest-known victim of siege weapon

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (450+ words) Man died during siege of Scotland’s Stirling Castle A shattered skeleton found in the ruins of Scotland’s Stirling Castle likely belongs to the world’s earliest-known trebuchet victim, according to a new study. “Skeleton 150”, as the remains are known, belonged to…...