The burial site of Ivar the Boneless?

[Imperial Dave]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8rm8g43x40o

Of interest hopefully

[Nick Harbud]

I can just imagine Jim wondering about what might lie under that knoll in the lower field...

 

[Imperial Dave]

 

[Duncan Head]

OK, so far it;s just a theory - no grave yet. We wait tenterhook'd.

[Jim Webster]

I can just imagine Jim wondering about what might lie under that knoll in the lower field...

 

Actually we have three bronze age burnt mounds

[Jim Webster]

Actually, on reading the article, I recognised the archaeologist. Shall I just say that I am confident that the long rest of Ivar the Boneless is not likely to be disturbed in the near future.

[Imperial Dave]

 

[Jim Webster]

Trust me in this, I have lived here far too long and have known far too many people. 

[Imperial Dave]

 

[DBS]

Well, if ever they do find Ivar's grave, there won't be a skeleton in it...

[Nick Harbud]

Trust me in this, I have lived here far too long and have known far too many people. 

Surely not those who have been buried under those 3 bronze age mounds?

 

[Jim Webster]

Trust me in this, I have lived here far too long and have known far too many people. 

Surely not those who have been buried under those 3 bronze age mounds?

 

No but let's say I've seen certain people at work

[Keraunos]

Well, if ever they do find Ivar's grave, there won't be a skeleton in it...

There will just be some shelves, I guess.

[Imperial Dave]

And a hoard of unpainted minis...

[Erpingham]

There will just be some shelves, I guess.

As, IIRC, Jim has never set foot in IKEA, alas, he will miss your wordplay. You really know you've made it as a Viking leader when IKEA name a furniture range after you. Not quite as classy as a wireless communication system for IT equipment, but close.