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How Bloodthirsty Were Vikings? New Study Challenges Long-Held Assumptions

A new study suggests that Viking societies in Denmark were far less violent than their Norwegian counterparts, and with political centralization playing a key role.

By: Gizmodo.com

Sep 05 2024
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How Bloodthirsty Were Vikings? New Study Challenges Long-Held Assumptions

Unfortunately for those who consider 2022’s The Northman an underrated gem, its blood-soaked portrayal of Viking life may not be entirely accurate, even without the supernatural elements. Relics exam… [+3120 chars]

How Bloodthirsty Were Vikings? New Study Challenges Long-Held Assumptions

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