Two horned helmets widely attributed to the Vikings have just been dated to 900 B.C. — some 2,000 years before the Vikings ...

The reality is far more practical: It is likely that Vikings did not wear horns on their helmets, particularly for battle and non-ceremonial purposes.

The annual snapshot details both the most commonly forgotten things and the most unique items left in an Uber, including a Viking drinking horn, a live turtle, and even Ozempic.

Uber's top ten most unique lost items in reverse numerical order are a sticky boob bra, a club promoter sign reading "Annie's married," a urinal, a live turtle, fine china, breast milk, a chainsaw ...

Horn would come at a steep cost, but the Vikings aren’t going to find 24-year-olds like him in free agency. Not only is he a former first-round pick with pedigree, but he played at South Carolina.

With the Vikings looking like buyers at the NFL trade deadline, Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn should be a target.

The Vikings didn’t wear horns - and seven other things we learned Five centuries before Christopher Columbus set foot in America in 1492, the Vikings arrived in present day Canada.

Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe were spotted joking around on set as they filmed scenes for their latest film, 100 Nights of Heroes. Emma, 28, looked to be having fun on set as they blew on a Viking ...

From mannequin heads to 175 hamburger sliders, Uber riders left behind a wide array of oddities in 2024, according to the company’s ninth-annual Lost & Found Index.