The tomb of “the great army of the Vikings” found in Britain British archaeologists came to the conclusion that was found over 40 years ago mass grave in the North of the United Kingdom is probably the burial of the “great army of the Vikings,” invaded the island in the IX century. The remains of nearly 300 people was discovered in the 70-ies of the last century in the village of Repton in Derbyshire, but until recently, scientists could not identify them precisely. Now, however, radiocarbon analysis of the remains conducted by experts at the University of Bristol showed that burials were made in the late ninth century, when these lands are invaded by “the Great army of the Vikings”, which forced the local Governor to leave the Kingdom. Mass grave of 300 mutilated bodies in Derbyshire is the burial site of the Viking Great Army https://t.co/qnRUfi2NjD — Daily Mail
