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<title>The Salme Ships [Viking Archaeology]</title>
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<description>In 2008, workmen digging trenches for electrical cables in the Estonian island town of Salme uncovered human bones and a variety of objects that they piled next to their trench. At first the bones were thought to be from a soldier killed in World War II, but archaeologists realized that the objects dated to the Viking period. A small team of archaeologists working under Marge Konsa, an archaeologist at the University of Tartu, started excavating and soon found the hull of a ship. Nearly all of the ship&#x26;#x27;s timber had rotted away, leaving behind only discolorations in the soil. But...</description>
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