Vikings

The Norse gods weren't babysitting humanity.

In Iceland, manly Viking warriors were buried with their male horses.

Carvings uncovered in the Canadian Arctic may be the earliest portraits of the Vikings created in the Americas.

Archaeologists discovered the anomaly using radar scans of an area in Østfold County.

While spending the day near their summer home, Saga the reached into a lake and felt something hard and metallic greet her fingers.

The discovery of 10 burials near a medieval church in Sicily has led to a rare finding: the skeletal remains of the descendants of Vikings.

More than 130 years ago, a Swedish farmer discovered a black dragon — a Viking carving of one, that is. Now, archaeologists have found a metal dragon made from a mold much like this one.

A newly discovered Viking dragonhead pin nearly matches a dragonhead mold found more than 130 years ago.

Here's how Viking navigators may have accidentally sailed on to the mainland of North America while looking for Greenland.

The famed Viking post has been described in sagas passed down over hundreds of years. But its location has been lost to history, until now.