[post_page_title]Men and women[/post_page_title]
In fact, women and men in Viking society were similar in more ways than one. Archaeologists have found that the skulls of men and women were more similar than they are today and that many of the Viking women had more masculine features.
In Viking culture, there were also mythological stories about women fighting in battle, called shield-maidens. While it was debated whether or not they actually existed, in 2017 DNA evidence of a female warrior was found in Sweden.
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