Ceremonial boards of Vikings from Sweden were fighting

Them fitted skin before engaging. Scientists the Stockholm universities (Sweden) doubted that fragile wooden boards of Vikings had especially ceremonial value. On boards from the well-known funeral Gokstadsky castle County of Vestfold (Norway) researchers found the traces in the province, saying that could strengthen them skin and use in fight. To come to this conclusion, archeologists analysed fragments of 64 round boards which, according to initial estimates, were created for a burial ceremony. Experts studied design details, critically...