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Drone image of the Iron Age temple during excavation and surface cleaning at Hedegård. Credit: Museum Midtjylland.

2,000-Year-Old Iron Age Temple Discovered in Denmark Reveals Powerful Northern European Center

12 February 2026

A 2,000-year-old Iron Age temple discovered in Denmark reveals a powerful fortified center with Roman, Celtic, and Mediterranean connections. Archaeologists...

Archaeologists uncover lavish Viking Age graves near Aarhus, Denmark, revealing elite burials possibly linked to King Harald Bluetooth. Credit: Moesgaard Museum

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Viking Tomb Discovery in Denmark May Reveal Elite Family Linked to King Harald Bluetooth

20 June 2025

A stunning archaeological discovery near Aarhus, Denmark, has revealed 30 Viking Age graves that may belong to a powerful aristocratic...

2,000-Year-Old Iron Age Temple Discovered in Denmark Reveals Powerful Northern European Center

Viking Tomb Discovery in Denmark May Reveal Elite Family Linked to King Harald Bluetooth

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