Archaeologists Discover Injuries in 12 Iron and Viking Age Burials
Archaeologists uncovered traumatic injuries in 12 individuals buried during the Iron and Viking Ages in Scandinavia. The injuries, including sharp-force and blunt-force trauma, were found in remains located in domestic areas such as houses, pits, and wells. Researchers suggest these injuries reflect violence and that social conditions may have influenced unusual burial practices at these sites.
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