Archaeologists unearth 150-foot-long Viking feasting hall in Sweden

Talk about the perfect place to drink out of a skull. Archaeologists have unearthed a large drinking and feasting hall in Sweden that they believe was once the home of Viking royalty. Initially believed to be a burial mound, the hall was discovered when professors from Stockholm University and Umea University used "ground-penetrating" radar to outline the foundation. The building was over 150-feet long and 40-feet wide. It had four separate entrances, and contained a large fire pit in the center...