in this case migrations all across Europe originating in the north of Europe in the Iron Age, and then back into Scandinavia before the Viking Age. “Our new method can be applied to other ...

The study also found evidence of a northward wave of migration into Scandinavia at the end of the Iron Age, between 300 and 800AD, just before the Viking Age. Many Viking Age people across ...

These years marked the dramatic rise and fall of the Roman Empire, the dawn of the Vikings, and the migration of several Germanic groups throughout the continent. The origins of Germanic peoples is ...

Germanic-speaking people move north into Scandinavia before the Viking Age The team then used the method to uncover a later additional northward wave of migration into Scandinavia at the end of ...

During what remains the most familiar wave of migration, the Viking hordes settled across Europe, with many battles breaking out particularly in England. This led to famous battles such as the ...

The team then used the method to uncover a later additional northward wave of migration into Scandinavia at the end of the Iron Age (300–800 AD) and just before the Viking Age. They showed that ...

Germanic-speaking people move north into Scandinavia before the Viking Age The team then used the method to uncover a later additional northward wave of migration into Scandinavia at the end of the ...

This suggests they may have been executed members of Viking raiding parties. The research provides fresh insights into migrations across Europe during the first millennium, originating in northern ...