A newly uncovered ship burial on Norway’s coast reveals that elite maritime traditions existed centuries before the Vikings dominated the seas.

During recent excavations at the ruins of the medieval royal manor, researchers discovered hundreds of clinker nails, indicating that an Oslo Viking boat grave lies hidden beneath the historic estate.

A ship burial discovered on Norway’s Leka Island has been dated to around AD 700, about a century before the Viking Age. Found within the Herlaugshaugen mound, the vessel’s remains challenge ...

Flecks of pollen embedded in the ship’s ancient waterproofing material contained evidence of the ship’s many stops along the ...

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The letters can travel the world for years. One enthusiast is on a quest to find them—and to track down the writers behind them. Lauren Collins reports from an expedition.