In 2016, archaeologists in Denmark uncovered one of the largest Viking axes ever found in the region. It was buried in the ...

Why Americans Simply Love to Forge Viking Artifacts Story by Martyn Whittock • 10mo ... possibly, Native American monuments which have been culturally hijacked in the search for evidence of Vikings.

Axes and spears made of wood and metal were cheaper and used by more Vikings. Vikings did not wear much armour. Some chieftains had iron helmets and wore chain mail coats. Poorer Vikings might ...

Vikings did not wear much armour. Some chieftains wore mail coats, made of thousands of metal rings but most relied on a round wooden shield for protection since these were very expensive ...

These axes are the epitome of Viking savagery in the Ashland’s update ... This fiery blade is the ultimate reward of the hellish Ashlands. To forge the Drynwyn, you'll need to travel far ...

Players will have to research new technologies and train their troops as well as use their diplomatic skills to forge strong alliances with other players among many other fun things. Viking Rise ...

The defending champion has taken down two opponents, including a two-time gladiator of the forge. Smiths forge a gladiator favourite, the deadly sica.

“Russia and China may sail together, but they don’t fight together, and, by 2027, they are unlikely to have forged a truly collaborative warfighting force at sea,” says Hooper ...

Joseph Easttom pulls legendary swords, war hammers and battle axes from the pages of history and fantasy fiction and puts ...