Digging a Lost Viking Cemetery - with Adam Parsons

[@elizabethhess944]

That was absolutely fascinating.; Adam Parsons' knowledge is encyclopedic and he is an excellent communicator. Those two traits do not always go hand in hand. Could have listened for hours.

[@BlueaxeReproductions]

That is very kind of you to say; thanks!

[@BlueaxeReproductions]

Thanks so much for having me folks; this one really was a lot of fun; will talk about the viking age all day!

[@RedRiverArchaeologyGroup]

Thank you so much for a brilliant pair of interviews!

[@sharonhearne5014]

How exciting to learn about these grave contents. Genetic testing traced my father’s background back to Cumbria and 40% of my genetic heritage is Scandinavian as well as genetic links to Orkney. This gives a degree of genetic historical impact to my genetic testing with these findings even though a very generalized background. Thanks for this.

[@RedRiverArchaeologyGroup]

Thank you for your lovely and interesting comments!

[@MiracleFound]

My mother is 98.7% Scandinavian and I am 59.6% Scandinavian. I would love to compare my mother's DNA to the DNA from this burial site.

[@Centurion101B3C]

Hm, 'Horrifically excited.' Such a marvelous description of the dynamics. I love it! In my mind's eye I see an initially somewhat frail and desiccated looking civil servant, exploding in pleasantly violent hilarity and intense curiosity whilst transforming into a frightful spectre of superman civil-servility.

[@elizabethhess944]

would be terrific if you could do one on hogbacks

[@judithparker4608]

THE WITTON....MAGI STRATES

[@philipcallicoat3147]

Dr Tom Horn......!!!😮

[@declanmurphy6427]

Poor fellow.Why did they not use a shovel like all the other people!😅🤣😂🤣😅