Viking life

The Vikings are well-known for fighting and exploring, yet religion and ritual practices were a big part of their culture and everyday life. Their

VIKING LAWS 1. BE BRAVE AND AGGRESSIVE Be direct Grab all opportunities Use varying methods of attack Be versatile and agile Attack on target at a time Don't plan everything in detail Use top quality weapons 2. BE PREPARED Keep weapons in good condition Keep in shape Find good battle comrades Agree on important points Choose one chief 3. BE A GOOD MERCHANT Find out what the market needs Do not promise what you can't keep Do not demand overpayment Arrange things so that you can return 4. KEEP…

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Sacred Viking prayers adapted for today. Learn how ancient Norse prayers can be incorporated into modern spiritual practices, providing a link to the past that enriches contemporary life.

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Vikings were 8-11th century Norse seafarers from Southern Scandinavia. They hold a prominant part of pop culture with common (yet innacurate) caricatures, one example of which being the horned helmet. The aesthetic is characterized by the Northern regions that the Vikings came from, along with many visuals of boats and sea travel. Unlike the similar Northerness aesthetic, there is more of a focus on coastlines versus woodlands. Additionally, the Viking aesthetic is more rooted in the history…

Seeing as historians can barely agree on a definition of what it means to be Germanic, it's no surprise everyone else struggles to define it as well.

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What Women Really Did in the Viking Age. The Role of Women in the Viking Era.

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