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Many Viking Age burials have been found in the British Isles and across northern and western Europe. The following list aims to list those most commonly referred to in this Compendium.<br> | Many Viking Age burials have been found in the British Isles and across northern and western Europe. The following list aims to list those most commonly referred to in this Compendium.<br> | ||
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+ | This section contains a select group of sites that we feel are poorly documented and so would benefit from us sharing our research regarding them.<br> | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 30 January 2013
Contents
Burials
Many Viking Age burials have been found in the British Isles and across northern and western Europe. The following list aims to list those most commonly referred to in this Compendium.
Sites in Focus
This section contains a select group of sites that we feel are poorly documented and so would benefit from us sharing our research regarding them.
Hoards
Hoards may have been buried for a number of reason. This list details some of the best known.
Settlements
Many of the important Viking Age towns along with a number of other settlements have now been excavated. This list includes those that have been well published.