Archaeologists working in a Swedish bog have uncovered a remarkably intact dog laid to rest beside a finely worked dagger, a pairing that pushes this burial beyond simple disposal and into the realm ...

Archaeologists have found the skeleton of a dog alongside a bone dagger at the bottom of a bog in Sweden. The remains are thought to be 5,000 years old and may be from a mysterious Stone Age ritual.

In the lake sediments of the Logsjömossen wetland, on the outskirts of Järna southwest of Stockholm, a team of archaeologists from the Arkeologerna institution, part of the Swedish National Historical ...

Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered a Stone Age dog burial that brings humanity and ritual into sharp focus. At the bottom of a vanished lake near the town of Järna, they found a ...

Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered a striking Stone Age discovery: The well-preserved remains of a dog buried around 5,000 years ago alongside a carefully crafted dagger made from bone. The ...