Consumers arent out of the woods just yet.

The artefacts will go on public display from July at the Aalborg Historical Museum.The girl who made the discovery is due to receive financial compensation.

and would offer more insight into the history of the Vikings.North Jutland museum There could be a link between the treasure -- which the Vikings would bury during wars -- and the fort which burned down during the same period.The Vikings believed that burying their treasure allowed them to find it again after death.

but to find them buried in a settlement just eight kilometers from Harald Bluetooths Viking castle Fyrkat is incredibly exciting.The rare trove -- lying in two spots not far apart -- was unearthed by a young girl who was metal detecting in a cornfield last autumn.

000 years old have been discovered near a Viking fortress site in northwestern Denmark.

they are believed to date back to the 980s.Martinez says she knows the tribes traditions will carry on.

While life will be different on the mainland.members of the tribe settled on the island to escape aggression from Spanish colonizers and the Panamanian government.

hes realized its a losing battle and the only option is to leave it all behind.Its being built on land owned by the tribe.