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    LARGEST VIKING DNA STUDY

    Dec 03, 2020 1 minute
    —JASON URBANUS

    he largest-ever study of Viking DNA has revealed a wealth of information, offering new insights into the Vikings’ genetic diversity and travel habits. The ambitious research analyzed DNA taken from 442 skeletons discovered at more than 80 Viking

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