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Category: Sagas of the Icelanders: The Icelandic Commonwealth
The fact that they call it a “viking” ship suggests to me that they will be doing a little light pillaging along the…
The fact that they call it a “viking” ship suggests to me that they will be doing a little light pillaging along the…
The fact that they call it a “viking” ship suggests to me that they will be doing a little light pillaging along the way.
http://norwaytoday.info/culture/worlds-largest-viking-ship-sailing-america-norway-sunday/
An ancient site spotted from space could rewrite the history of Vikings in North America
An ancient site spotted from space could rewrite the history of Vikings in North America
Found: A Second North American Settlement That Was Likely Vikings
Found: A Second North American Settlement That Was Likely Vikings
Not too far off the mark, really.
Not too far off the mark, really.
Not too far off the mark, really.
http://the-toast.net/2016/03/03/how-to-tell-if-youre-in-a-viking-saga/
Outside Iceland, but maybe still some information of value.
Outside Iceland, but maybe still some information of value.
Outside Iceland, but maybe still some information of value.
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/found-the-remains-of-a-1500yearold-viking-settlement
For the true Saga geek?
For the true Saga geek?
For the true Saga geek?
http://www.icenews.is/2015/11/23/saga-map-project-gains-recognition/#axzz3uh7FO4ia
I can’t remember if someone shared this here in the past, but, hey, it seems very interesting. ;-)
I can’t remember if someone shared this here in the past, but, hey, it seems very interesting. 😉
I can’t remember if someone shared this here in the past, but, hey, it seems very interesting. 😉
Got this from Pedro Ziviani over on the other social site.
Got this from Pedro Ziviani over on the other social site.
Got this from Pedro Ziviani over on the other social site.
Ok, it’s not about Iceland, strictly speaking, but this statement is certainly interesting:
Ok, it’s not about Iceland, strictly speaking, but this statement is certainly interesting:
Ok, it’s not about Iceland, strictly speaking, but this statement is certainly interesting:
“By studying osteological signs of gender within the bones themselves, researchers discovered that approximately half of the remains were actually female warriors, given a proper burial with their weapons.”