Archaeologists find preserved plants, spices aboard Norse shipwreck
The ship, Gribshunden, belonged to the 15th-century Danish King Hans.
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The ship, Gribshunden, belonged to the 15th-century Danish King Hans.
Over 3,000 specimens of plants, spices, and fruit have been found aboard the sunken 15th century Norse ship, Gribshunden, belonging to King Hans of Denmark.
The 115-foot-long ship, which once belonged to a medieval king, sank in 1495. Now archaeologists have made an "unprecedented" discovery at the wreck.
In the frigid Baltic Sea, archaeologists probing the surprisingly well-preserved remains of a revolutionary warship are seeing the era in a new way
Swedish Viceroy (1521-1523) and King of Sweden (1523-1560). Father of three Kings. Popularly considered the first real King of Sweden. Born May 12, 1496...