Viking sword discovered in Norway may have been King Canute's English battle weapon

The weapon was pulled from a grave in a Viking burial ground in southern Norway by archaeologists from the Museum of Cultural History at the University of Oslo.

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Viking sword discovered in Norway may have been King Canute's English battle weapon

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Our reproduction of this exceptional one-handed Viking sword features a double-edged EN45 spring steel blade with a wide, long blade.

Viking sword of Langeid (Norway) with sheath, s. Xi.

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Viking sword of Langeid (Norway) with sheath, s. Xi. - +queespadas