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Seven Viking Tombs from the 10th Century With Remains of Eight People Discovered by Swedish Archeologists

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   (Photo : Swedish National Heritage Board, No restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons) The seven Viking tombs from the 10th century were different from the others during that time. Archeologists found evidence of elements from Christian burials in the same period that was only seen in these graves. The Uppdrag Arkeologi firm is supervising the excavation of Seven Viking tombs from the 10th century that was discovered in Sigtuna, Stockholm.  One speculation by the scientists who found the remains of two infants that they might be twins who died due to a miscarriage. When examined, the tombs contained the remains of four adults and four infants. T

Otto the Great s Millennium-Old Church Royal Palace of Helfta Discovered in a German Cornfield Along With Other Artifacts

Otto the Great s Millennium-Old Church Royal Palace of Helfta Discovered in a German Cornfield Along With Other Artifacts
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Ruins of 100-Foot-Long, 1,000-Year-Old Church Found Under Cornfield

Ruins of 100-Foot-Long, 1,000-Year-Old Church Found Under Cornfield By Georgina Jadikovskaall, Zenger News On 7/1/21 at 8:00 PM EDT A 1,000-year-old church built by Otto the Great, who greatly extended the influence of the Catholic Church in Europe as Holy Roman Emperor, has been found under a cornfield in Germany. Archaeologists uncovered the foundation walls of the large church at the rediscovered Royal Palace of Helfta near Eisleben in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. The town is famous as the hometown of Martin Luther. The church was discovered early last month, and its foundation walls have now been fully uncovered. The church was built by Otto I, traditionally known as Otto the Great, who was king of Germany from 936 and Holy Roman Emperor from 962 until his death in 973.

Remains of a 100ft-long, 1,000-year-old church built by Otto the Great discovered in Germany

Remains of a 100ft-long, 1,000-year-old church built by Otto the Great discovered in Germany
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