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Langstone Harbour Saxon logboat in Portsmouth display

A 1,500-year-old logboat found buried in the mudflats of a harbour in Hampshire has gone on display. The Saxon boat excavated from Langstone Harbour in 2003 can be seen in an exhibition at Portsmouth City Museum. The hollowed out oak tree formed a wooden canoe, which was probably used by local people around 500 AD. Read the rest of this article...
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Dorset burial pit Viking had filed teeth

Archaeologists have discovered one of the victims of a suspected mass Viking burial pit found in Dorset had grooves filed into his two front teeth. Experts believe a collection of bones and decapitated heads, unearthed during the creation of the Weymouth Relief Road, belong to young Viking warriors. During analysis, a pair of front teeth was found to have distinct incisions. Archaeologists think it may have been designed to frighten opponents or show status as a great fighter. Read the rest of this article...
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Weymouth burial pit shows Vikings filed their teeth

Archaeologists have discovered that teeth belonging to a Viking warrior, found under the Weymouth relief road in Dorset, had been filed. They were among remains found in a burial pit which was discovered two years ago. The pair of front teeth have deep horizontal grooves cut into them. Experts are not sure why the teeth were filed, but believe it may have been to frighten opponents in battle or to show their status as a great fighter. Watch the video...
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