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Medieval Cemetery Unearthed in Denmark Reveals Over 50 Skeletons

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Over 50 Skeletons Unearthed in Aarhus Reveal Early Christian HistoryArchaeologists in Denmark have uncovered more than 50 skeletons in central Aarhus, shedding light on the city’s earliest Christian period. The excavation, led by Moesgaard Museum, is taking place at a historic burial ground along St. Oluf’s Street, near the former defensive ramparts of Aros, the Viking settlement that eventually became modern Aarhus.Some burials are believed to …
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Medieval Cemetery Unearthed in Denmark Reveals Over 50 Skeletons

Archaeologists in Aarhus, Denmark, have uncovered more than 50 skeletons in a medieval cemetery linked to St. Oluf’s Church, offering rare insight into the city’s transition from the Viking Age to Christian Europe.

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Medievalists.net broke the news in on Monday, December 8, 2025.
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