A burial ground containing 50 "exceptionally well-preserved" skeletons from the Viking Age has been discovered in Denmark.

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Fifty very well-preserved skeletons and a huge treasure trove of jewellery found in a village in Denmark could hold important ...

The 21,500-square foot burial ground holds the remains of men, women and children. Besides the skeletons, there are a few ...

women and children. Besides the skeletons, there are a few cremated bodies. In one grave, a woman is buried in a wagon -- the higher part of a Viking cart was used as a coffin — suggesting she ...

women and children. Besides the skeletons, there are a few cremated bodies. In one grave, a woman is buried in a wagon -- the higher part of a Viking cart was used as a coffin — suggesting she ...

The 2,000-square-meter Viking burial ground was used during the ... as evidenced by one of the women being buried in a wagon hull — likely the wagon she traveled in. She was buried along with ...

Archaeologists in a village in central Denmark have made a significant discovery: a burial ground containing around 50 ...