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LONDON - Archaeologists in northwestern England have found a burial site of six Viking men and women, complete with swords, spears, jewelry, fire-making materials and riding equipment, officials said Monday.
The site, discovered near Cumwhitton, is believed to date to the early 10th century, and archaeologists working there called it the first Viking burial ground found in Britain.See the full content of this document
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Burial Site of 6 Vikings Discovered in England
The only other known Viking cemetery was found in Ingleby e...
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