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E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Immortality — that of the Vikings, who are still lodged in our imaginations — is the topic of an article by Charles Emmerson, in the March/April issue of The Economist's Intelligent Life magazine.
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An outline of the artistic achievements of these masters, in whom there had been little interest until that time, was gradually becoming better established, and one new discovery after another became the topic of an academic article to be published.
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