Something for the history buffs.
Swedish archaeologists have found the remains of stave a church in Sweden from the days of the hale and hearty Vikings.
What's also interesting is that apparently a woman was buried here (date back to the 11th Century).
“Not just anyone was buried in the middle of a church; it hints that the person was someone very special. In modern times it was fairly common for priests to end up in a church. But commoners were kept outside the church,” said Annuswer [spokesperson for Swedish National Heritage Board (Riksantikvarieämbetet) ].
07 October 2008
Remains of Viking Church Found
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