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Blog: Painting History - Viking RaidsA blog post about paintings of Viking raids.
Blog: Norse and Viking BlogspotA blog discussing Viking-related themes from Viqueen
Blog: Mythology behind the Comic-con trailer VikingsTamara's discussion of the mythology behind a recent trailer for 'Vikings' at Comic-Con,
Blog: Late Viking Age Burials in Bryndum, DenmarkExcavations at Bryndum have revealed the presence of a previously unknown, late Viking Age burial place near the church.
Blog: Hymn for St OlafA blog post about the hymn for St Olav written in 1896 by Norwegian poet and playwright Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson.
Blog: Horns-of-Odin: origins of the designA description of the inspiration behind bod's Horns-of-Odin plaque. The plaque features three horns in a valknut-style design.
Blog: Het VikinglanghuisA Dutch blog about the Vikings.
Blog: Hereward ‘the Wake’ and King Swein Part IThe two parts of a blog post about Svend Estridsen and Hereward the Wake in post-conquest England.
Blog: Going BerserkA blog post on The History Channel programme 'Unconventional Warfare' and its approach to presenting the Viking berserk.
Blog: God of WednesdayNancie Marie Brown's blog about Viking Age and modern Iceland.
Blog: Gjallar - Noormannen in de Lage LandenA website about the Norsemen and the Vikings in the Low Countries.
Blog: For the Archbishop's Sins - a healing miracle of St Olaf concerning Archbishop Eystein ErlendssonA blog post about a miracle aassociated with St Olaf
Blog: Everyday MonstrosityA blog that is primarily about monsters, but with reference to the author's research into monsters in the Icelandic sagas.
Blog: DubliniaThe blog for Dublinia: Experience Viking and Medieval Dublin
Blog: Books and BootsA blog with descriptions of, and links to items about, the Icelandic sagas.
Blog: An Historian Goes to the MoviesLarsen's blog discusses movies from the perspective of an historian. History Channel's 'Vikings' has come under his scrutiny, and this item links to…
Blog: A Viking JourneyAn Irish woman's blog about going to Denmark to sail The Sea Stallion, a replica Viking ship.
Blog post: Women - Key figures in medieval SwedenIn one section of the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm representing the Viking period, Swedish women are represented in one individual display case…
Blog Post: Who do you think you are? — Auðr djúpúðgaIf an episode of the BBC series “Who do you think you are?” was devoted to Auðr djúpúðga (‘deep-minded’), where would the journey lead to? A short…
Blog post: Walking the Brough of Birsay, OrkneyA photoblog describing the walk to and around the Norse settlement at the Brough of Birsay.