Evidence of Authentic DNA from Danish Viking Age Skeletons Untouched by Humans for 1,000 Years We avoided some of these obstacles by analyzing DNA from ten Viking Age subjects that at the time of sampling were untouched by humans for 1,000 years. We removed teeth from the subjects prior to handling by archaeologists and anthropologists using protective equipment.
Researchers Recover Thousand-Year- Old Viking DNA: The Vikings buried on the Danish island of Funen may very well have sailed all the way to Constantinople or Baghdad or Moscow, looting and pillaging with lusty ferocity. And now we’ve got their DNA.
DNA Retrieved from 1,000-year-old Vikings: Although “Viking” often refers to pirates and robbers at sea, recent research has indicated that the Vikings were also traders to the fishmongers of Europe.
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