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Top 10 Most Iconic Viking Jewelry Pieces in History

Top 10 Most Iconic Viking Jewelry Pieces in History

Viking jewelry is known for its intricate designs and craftsmanship. Here are the top 10 most iconic Viking jewelry pieces in history: 1) Thor's Hammer Pendant This symbol of protection and strength was a popular choice among Viking warriors. 2) Valkyrie Winged Brooches These brooches were worn by Viking women as a symbol of their connection to the Valkyries, the mythical female warriors who chose who would live and die in battle. 3) Viking Dragon Necklace This necklace features a dragon motif and is believed to have been worn by a Viking king or queen. 4) Borre Style Rings These...

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Everyday life of Vikings

Everyday life of Vikings

The Vikings, a community of Scandinavian seafarers active from the late 8th to the early 11th centuries, gained renown for their maritime raids, trade expeditions, and explorations. At the heart of Viking existence were their self-sufficient homesteads, known as "hofs." Constructed from wood with thatched roofs, these dwellings typically comprised a single room featuring a central hearth for cooking and warmth. More affluent Vikings might have separate rooms for distinct purposes like sleeping, working, and food storage. Agriculturally adept, Vikings cultivated their crops, raised livestock, and supplemented their diet through hunting and fishing. Their culinary preferences embraced a variety of...

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Aesir - The first gods of Norse mythology

Aesir - The first gods of Norse mythology

In Norse mythology, the Aesir, known as the first gods, held a prominent position as the sons of the primordial being Borr and the giantess Bestla. Led by Odin, the chief of the gods, the Aesir, including his brothers Vili and Ve, along with various other deities such as Thor, Baldur, and Heimdall, played a pivotal role in the creation of the world and all that exists within it. This article delves into the captivating realm of Norse mythology, exploring the origins of the Aesir, their extraordinary feats, and the intricate web of interconnected realms known as the nine worlds. ...

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Christianisme et Vikings : une relation complexe

Christianisme et Vikings : une relation complexe

Les Vikings, également connus sous le nom de Norsemen, étaient des marins de Scandinavie qui ont fait des raids et fait du commerce dans toute l'Europe au Moyen Âge. Ils étaient connus pour leurs féroces guerriers, leurs chaloupes et leurs croyances païennes. Cependant, les Vikings avaient également une relation complexe avec le christianisme. Alors que de nombreux Vikings étaient païens et opposés au christianisme, d'autres ont embrassé la nouvelle religion et sont même devenus missionnaires eux-mêmes. Dans cet article de blog, nous explorerons la relation entre le christianisme et les Vikings, et son évolution au fil du temps. Les débuts...

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