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Layout of Fyrkat with the outlines of the longhouses as well as parts of the wall in the background.

According to legend the grave of the discoverer of Gotland. This stone ship setting dates to the Nordic Bronze Age and shows that the ship settings of…

Iron Age broch on Mainland Orkney build between 500 and 200 BC. Several Viking Age burials (9th century) have been found in proximity to the Broch.

Runestone, today part of the wall of Täby church. The inscription informs us that Guðlaug raised the stone for Holmi, her son who died in Lombardy.

A discussion on the modern use of runestones

The Isle of Man Railway named one of its diesel engines 'Viking'

Diary written by a Danish merchant (Bille) in Runes. Today in the National Archives in Copenhagen.

Runic alphabet in King Christian of Denmark's "Skrivebog". Today in the National Archives in Copenhagen.

Table containing various rune forms. Today at the National Library in Copenhagen.

A copy of the picture stone Ardre VIII on its original place on Gotland. The original can today be found at the Historical Museum in Stockholm.

Copy of the picture stone of Vallstena with reconstructed colouring. The original can today be seen at Fornsalen in Visby, Gotland.

A bronze key with a loop for suspension. 150mm long
Museum number: 1967,0609.1

A discussion of Vikings: The Last Ship.

A discussion of the TV series Vikings concerned with material from behind the scenes

A discussion of Viking re-enactment.

Original text in Norwegian by June-Marita Hagen of Trondheim Vikinglag.
Translation by Roderick Dale, UCC

I found these two at Aldi Süd supermarket, Germany. They are chicken nuggets and salami aimed at children advertised with the German children's series…

I received this as a Christmas present in 2015. It is a metal bottle opener which fits the standard size of beer bottles here in Germany. It was…

This is the entrance of Kirkwall Airport, Orkney. The placename Grimsetter is written in the runes "krimsitir" in the younger futhark. The new…

The influence of the Vikings gets everywhere. Valhalla's Goat is a shop in Glasgow that takes its name from Norse myth

A Viking statue in Gimli, Manitoba, shown in 1981 (left) and 2016 (right). The town was settled by Canadian Icelanders and by Icelandic immigrants.…

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