Researchers Zero in on 'New' Viking Ship - From Aftenposten, Norwegian researchers think they may have found the country's fourth intact Viking

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Researchers Zero in on 'New' Viking Ship

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	From Aftenposten, Norwegian researchers think they may have found the country's fourth intact Viking ship buried in a mound near Toensberg. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Aftenposten Norway, Norwegian news in English
Description:	Researchers zero in on 'new' Viking ship - Pulse levels are rising among Norwegian researchers who think they may have found the country's fourth intact Viking ship buried in a mound near
Category:	News - Newspaper - Norway - Norge - Oslo - Norwegian

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