Astonishing 50 Viking skeletons are incredibly intact

Danish archaeologists have found 50 well-preserved Viking skeletons, providing a better understanding of the daily lives of ancient Norse people.

In the quiet village of Aasum, near Odense, Denmark, archaeologist Michael Borre Lundo discovered 50 strange skeletons during an archaeological excavation in a 2,000 square meter area in a historic cemetery. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

Interestingly, these 50 skeletons are extremely well preserved and belong to the Viking race. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

These incredibly well-preserved skeletons were buried with various artifacts such as knives, jewelry and crystals. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

The remains are believed to date back to the 9th century AD, during the reign of Gorm and Thyra in Jelling, Denmark. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

One of the most unusual discoveries at the site was a woman buried alongside a Viking chariot. The artifacts surrounding her remains, from a string of glass beads to a finely crafted iron blade, suggest she was of high social standing. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

They represent a whole new toolkit for further in-depth archaeological discoveries, says Michael Borre Lundo. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

Sharing more, Michael Borre Lundo hopes to be able to perform DNA analysis on all these skeletons in the near future, hoping to find more new clues about the Viking era. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

Michael Borre Lundo wants to examine social patterns, including kinship and migration, from the Viking Age and thereby understand their life stories through DNA analysis. Photo: @Michael Borre Lundo.

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