Archaeologists make NEW Viking Discoveries! #shorts

In Norway, archaeologists used ground-penetrating radar to detect five previously undiscovered longhouses. One of the buildings once stood 197 feet long, making it the largest known Viking longhouse anywhere in Scandinavia.

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[astargmoneynevaendz]

Getting money working nine to five in the industry ain't no joke

[sarahg.]

Recently I found out threw my Grandfather's tests results that they found he has (therefore we have), Scandinavian Viking in our DNA!

[sarahg.]

Am thinking that the building was made for social events such as Ceremonial practicing of their faith. 🤔

[msgottaneedtoknow]

Is it possible that this was only used on special occasions, to meet with other clans. Like a place to converge with the clans that they would otherwise fight or be warring with? A place that they would have to have a truce at, while there?
So only used on rare occasions and not lived at?
Just a theory

[arnragnarson]

Weren't they used for feasts and community get-together 🤔