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A translation into Spanish of the Old Norse poem Völundarkviða from the Poetic Edda by Josefina Troncoso (@kriemhildsrache on Twitter), a 3rd year…

A discussion on the modern use of runestones

A brooch based on the common Viking-Age trefoil brooch type.

The museum at Trelleborg offers the opportunity to explore the Viking fortress with reconstructed houses and archaeological finds.

The Facebook page for the Trelleborg fort. The page includes lots of photographs.

The history of three Viking kings (Harald Bluetooth, Sweyn Forkbeard, Cnut the Great) told using sound and video projection mapping as a Son et…

In the 1930s German brown coal (or lignite) was often stamped with the syndicate name Troll, a supernatural being in Norse mythology. The association…

This statue of a troll stands outside the visitor centre at Geysir, and is a popular place for tourists to take photos. Trolls are a supernatural…

Tug boat registered to Copenhagen and named Svitzer Mjölnir after Thor's famous hammer. Another tug is named 'Trym' after the giant who stole Thor's…

Tug boat registered to Copenhagen and named Svitzer Trym after the Norse giant Þrymr, who stole Thor's hammer. The comic account of the recovery of…

Tugboat 'Odin' moored in Kiel, Germany.

Technical description of the ship:…

The archaeological collection at Tullie House contains the remains of eight pagan inhumations and a selection of Viking Age stray finds.

Tunsberghus fortress was a royal castle and palace on top of Slottsfjellet in Tonsberg. The present remains are medieval, but there may have been a…

Norsk historie, sesong 1, episode 2: Nordmennenes land - 800-1270

T-Shirt playing on the placename Twatt (from ON þveit, meaning small area of land), which is common to both Shetland and Orkney. Photographed in a…

Tweezers were part of every Viking's basic toilet articles.

A decorative dog collar from excavations carried out in Waterford City. It dates from the twelfth century, and is an extremely rare example of a…

Two antler comb cases from Fishamble Street. E190:3141 and E190:1199

Two plain axes for general work.

Two grave urns from Ribe, one with comb and knife. Details about the exhibition can be found at http://www.ribesvikinger.dk/en/

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