A rumor has spread online for years that Vikings believed a goat whose udders produced an endless supply of beer awaited them ...

Over 1,000 years ago, when the Vikings sailed to Vinland, now known as Newfoundland, multiple women were among the group, […] ...

The JORVIK Viking Festival will return to York this February half-term. Five days of Norse fun are planned from February 17 to 23, with hands-on combat, lectures, a parade of Vikings, dramatic evening ...

Burial Chamber Reveals 1,200-Year-Old Upright Viking Swords, Symbol of Respect to Valhalla Warriors Two ancient Viking swords ...

The Last Battle of the Vikings Viking and Scots warriors featured in the Last Battle of the Vikings Re-enactments featuring Viking warriors and Scottish and Norse kings. Gallery ...

Luckily for any fan of Vikings, the Norse gods are one of the most developed ... fantasy matchups between Vikings and the other famous warriors of history, namely Samurai, Knights, and Wu Lin.

Many identified runestones come centuries later in history, during the Viking Age (around the 9th to 11th centuries ... the early Germanic alphabetical system that was used to write Proto-Norse (the ...

Vikings have certainly left their mark on history. Video games are proof of their impact, with Viking-based games being some ...

The Vikings are not only known for their prowess in war but also their penchant for drinking — with a particular fondness for beer and mead. The latest archaeology discovery reinforces the latter ...

Image caption, A re-enactment of Viking battle in York. King Alfred was prepared though, having fortified the towns and organised a large army drawn from his own warriors and the male population ...