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Bar and live music venue in Wellington, NZ named Valhalla (Odin's hall in Norse mythology), which is Viking-themed. See their website…
Horse-fights are depicted in the Icelandic sagas as a form of entertainment. This article examines how horse-fights were conducted and what their…
Notes produced by Rebecca Merkelbach for an introductory lecture at Cambridge on Gísla saga Súrssonar (one of the Sagas of Icelanders dealing with the…
A handout produced by Rebecca Merkelbach to accompany an introductory lecture at Cambridge on Gísla saga Súrssonar (one of the Sagas of Icelanders…
Thor is a company that makes soft apple drinks. Their logo is a Viking's head (Thor) with full beard and winged helmet. The website gives no clue as…
A blog that is primarily about monsters, but with reference to the author's research into monsters in the Icelandic sagas.
Flowy is a game designed to help combat anxiety through game play based in Norse mythology.
Rebecca Merkelbach on outlaws, trolls and berserkers in the Icelandic sagas. This article considers how different types of characters in the sagas are…
A mini steam engine train named Thor at Moors Valley Park, Dorset.
A Norse raven flag seen at English Heritage's Festival of History 2010 in the Viking Camp.
Rune stone in the Ashmolean Museum, originally from Uppland in Sweden and dating the the late Viking Age. It was donated to the Ashmolean Museum in…
The Jorvik Vikingr Re-enactment group showing an offensive shieldwall at Jorvik Viking Festival 2010.
A Viking Re-Enactor and a child dressed up as a Viking with knitted beard at Jorvik Festival 2010
A re-enactment Viking at Jorvik Viking Festival 2009 with a Valknut symbol on his round shield.
A special display in the Cathedral Library.
A piece of text beneath the exhibit piece says:
"Possibly evidence of the truth of the legend that a…
A historical memorial stone set supposedly overlooking the lands where the Battle of Stamford Bridge took place between Harold Godwinson and Harald…
A road named Viking Road to reflect the historical significance of Stamford Bridge. Rebecca Hill (myself) in shot.
The Memorial stone and plaque to commemorate the Battle of Stamford Bridge 1066, at Stamford Bridge.
