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Discovery of Massive Viking Textile Production Site in Denmark
3 sourcesFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 27 days ago
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- Archaeologists uncovered a large Viking settlement in Denmark, measuring about 100,000 square meters.
- The site challenges stereotypes of Vikings as mere warriors, showcasing their advanced societal structure and specialization in textile production.
- Evidence of more than 80 semi-subterranean houses and workshops was found at the site.
- Artifacts including spinning whorls, loom weights, and silver coins indicate substantial production and trade activities.
- The settlement, dating from approximately 600 to 950 AD, suggests a strong local elite organized production and trade.
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Όχι απλώς βάρβαροι: Ο πολιτισμός των Βίκινγκς αποκαλύπτεται μέσα από τα υφάσματα που ανακαλύφθηκαν στο Άαρχους
Τα Νέα· 27 days ago
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Απίστευτη αρχαιολογική ανακάλυψη στη Δανία: Βρέθηκε τεράστιος χώρος παραγωγής υφασμάτων των Βίκινγκ 100,000 τετραγωνικών
iefimerida.gr· 28 days ago
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Τεράστιο κέντρο υφαντουργίας των Βίκινγκς ανακαλύφθηκε στη Δανία– Ανατρέπει στερεότυπα για την κοινωνία τους
Philenews· 27 days ago