The discovery of a Roman gladiator with Scandinavian DNA raises new questions about migration patterns in early Europe.

The collapse of the island's Norse settler society serves as a stark warning about Europe's potential trajectory.

Researchers have uncovered ancient DNA from a Roman gladiator, revealing Scandinavian ancestry and early European migrations.

In the shadows of York’s storied walls, an ancient Roman skeleton has revealed an astonishing secret: Scandinavian heritage ...

Viking expansion out of Scandinavia Historically ... “The goal was a data analysis method that would provide a sharper lens for fine-scale genetic history. Questions that wouldn't have been possible ...

There’s recently been a trend of Vikings being portrayed on screen. So, which film and TV dramas about these Norse ...

The recent sensational discoveries of Viking ship graves in Norway have captured global headlines, highlighting the rich history of the Viking Age in Scandinavia. Yet, just across the border in ...

Numerous Norse heritage preservation organizations have built authentic replicas of Viking ships. Embarking on a journey aboard these vessels offers a unique glimpse into the advanced maritime ...

Study suggests tribes moved to Scandinavia centuries before raiders from the north attacked Lindisfarne in 793AD ...

Scientists reveal Scandinavian roots of Roman gladiators in Britain through DNA analysis Ancient European migrations traced ...

As history shows. VIKING:Stop. NEIL OLIVER:'As well as exploring ... a Viking ship sailing from Norway to the Faroe Islands was blown off course. After several more days sailing, it finally ...