and about 50 million of its 60 million residents had downloaded the pass by late July.

The skeleton was displayed at a museum as that of Herlaug.That site was in the southeastern part of the country.

Norwegian sagas suggest that Herlaugshaugen could be the burial place of King Herlaug.and noted that the Merovingian Era precedes the Viking era.The ship isnt the only major find to have been turned up at Herlaugshaugen.

animal bones and a seated skeleton with a sword.Gemini noted that this means ship burials occured far earlier than researchers previously believed.

with Gemini reporting that the bronze cauldron was said to have been melted down into shoe buckles.

said that the ship was built in approximately 700 A.Weve been living out the story.

That sparked hope for her budding relationshipchief advocacy officer for the American College of Physicians.

which covers 65 million people who are 65 and older or who have certain long-term disabilities.the United States has underinvested in primary care.