Archaeologists in Åsum, Denmark, have uncovered over 50 Viking graves, revealing well-preserved skeletons and artefacts that provide insights into Viking life. The finds include a high-status woman buried with a wagon's remains and various imported items, indicating connections to international trade. The excavation, led by Museum Odense, offers opportunities for scientific analysis of health and dietary habits. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)