CultureIt's "so 1960s" to talk about "X-Men" when many of the superheroes are women, according to Chris Claremont.

CultureEmbark on a fascinating journey deep into the sacred cipher of rune magic and Norse culture.

CultureBBC bosses demanded that Cath Walton take down social media posts saying there was no scientific support for the idea that "men can be women".

CultureArchaeologists believe they have discovered a medieval Viking market in the protected heritage site of Utstein Gard.

Culture– All Americans need to open their eyes to the evils our kids face so we can take the steps needed to fix it, says senator Rand Paul.

CultureLittle girls dance around with rainbow flags and highly sexualized costumes.

CultureThe find is very rare and is described as one of the oldest objects with runic inscriptions found in the country.

CultureCannonballs with sulfur residue indicate that the ship may have been engaged in battle just before it sank.

CultureTake part in photographer Jonna Jinton's inspiring view of the sharp contrasts of the Nordic region.

CultureAlthough celebrations have changed greatly over the millennia, modern commemoration of it still bears clear traces of ancestral customs and traditions.

CultureViking Age dentistry more advanced than previously thought, according to new studies at the University of Gothenburg.

CultureState broadcaster faces criticism from viewers for falsifying history in the most expensive tax-funded documentary ever.

Culture"These are completely unique remains", exclaims archaeologist Ulf Ragnesten.

Culture"Contact with the outside world was greater and earlier than previously thought", says archeologist.

Culture"All the atlases in the donation are rare, and one of them is of particular rarity", explains the Royal Library's expert.

CultureNew evidence shows that Britain's ethnic groups were already closely linked 6500 years ago.

Culture"This is yet another step away from the image of unsophisticated barbaric Vikings", says senior researcher Mads Dengsø Jessen.

CultureThe sword is dated to around 1050-1150.

CultureTrade between southern parts of Denmark and northern parts of Scandinavia was already extensive in the 9th century, according to new analysis of hair combs from that time.