Skeleton on Anglesey, sheds light on Vikings

[Baldric]

The discovery of a skeleton in a shallow grave has raised new questions about Wales in the age of the Vikings.

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[shaughnt]

Thanks, for the story.

[Jif]

Very interesting read, thanks Baldric

[badgerboo]

Great thanks from me .

[petethedig]

I wonder how surprised we should be with the Isle of Man to the north and Viking Dublin to the west. Seems that Anglesea would make a perfect site for people to settle. I was in the Archaeology Museum in Dublin last weekend and it's an amazing collection they have that would make any-one's eye's pop out...just beautiful.

[Baldric]

I wonder how surprised we should be with the Isle of Man to the north and Viking Dublin to the west. Seems that Anglesea would make a perfect site for people to settle. I was in the Archaeology Museum in Dublin last weekend and it's an amazing collection they have that would make any-one's eye's pop out...just beautiful.

I agree Pete the Bronze and Iron Age Gold display is awesome, if any one gets the chance to visit the Dublin museum do so, it's fantastic.

[petethedig]

Never seen so much gold and silver in one place, better than the BM for that I'd suggest Owen.