Un proprietar ce săpa în curte a găsit cea mai mare comoară vikingă de argint descoperită vreodată: „A fost surpriza vieții”

A homeowner in Denmark discovered the largest Viking silver treasure ever found while gardening, weighing approximately 18.5 kg. The treasure, buried in a clay pot, dates back to the 10th century and includes around 700 items, such as silver ingots, bracelets, and coins. Archaeologists emphasize its significance for understanding Viking wealth and trade, revealing connections between Denmark and broader regions, including the Islamic world. The discovery challenges perceptions of Rebild as a peripheral area, highlighting its role in extensive economic and cultural networks during the Viking Age.