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Horn-shaped Viking Coffee MugGoat Story's 16 oz horn mug is designed to bring a little Viking to your morning cup, with a spill-proof lid and a cross-body carry-strap that…
Horse bones found in a heathen grave on display in Museet Ribes VikingerFoot bones from a horse found in a pit in a heathen grave in Ribe. Probably a pagan offering. Details about the exhibition can be found at…
Horse-fights: The brutal entertainment of the Icelanders in the Middle AgesHorse-fights are depicted in the Icelandic sagas as a form of entertainment. This article examines how horse-fights were conducted and what their…
Hotel ÓðinsvéHotel Óðinsvé in Reykjavik. One of a number of enterprises named for the god Odin. Óðinsvé means 'Odin's sanctuary' and is the root form of the Danish…
House in Kirkwall, Orkney named AsgardIt is quite common to find house names with references to Norse myth in areas with a strong connection to Norse heritage - this example is from…
House named Valhalla in CorkWe are not sure why this house in Cork is named after the great hall in Asgard ruled by Odin, but we are sure there is an interesting story behind it!…
Houses and domestic life in the Viking Age and medieval period: material perspectives from sagas and archaeologyThis PhD thesis examines how houses were used in the Viking Age and medieval period, and compares archaeological evidence with the medieval Icelandic…
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How to Contribute to the World-Tree Digital Archive VideoA short information video, outlining the steps involved in contributing to the World-Tree Project.
How to make Viking costumes for kids (or grown-ups)A blog post about making Viking costumes. it includes lists of what you need and instructions for making the elements of each costume.
How to play HnefataflCatcliffe Primary School instructions on how to play the Viking board game called Hnefatafl.
How to pronounce the gods' names in Old NorseDr Jackson Crawford explains how to pronounce the gods' names in Old Norse
Human Skull and Slave Collar in the National Museum of IrelandA human skull that has suffered sword or axe cuts, and an iron slave collar. Both were found in Dublin.
Human skull with sword or axe cuts on display in the National Museum of IrelandSkull with injuries from a sword or axe, disvoered in the Fishamble Street excavations in Dublin. Viking Age. E172:7543
Hunting Knapsack from the Gokstad ShipThe wooden top and bottom of a hunting knapsack. The fabric body has not survived. The lid has a horse carved into it.
Hurstwic, LLCHurstwic, LLC provides training services and related merchandise related to the research and practice of Viking-age combat as embodied in the…
Hurstwic: Building a Viking-age Turf HouseHurstwic recently traveled to Iceland to shoot our next film, “The Final Battle of Grettir the Strong”. The saga hero Grettir, and his brother Illugi,…
Hurstwic: Religion in the Viking AgeThis is the first in a series of presentations for the Hurstwic Heathen Study Group, an organization that meets monthly for informal presentations and…
Hurstwic: Rowing a Viking ShipHurstwic recently conducted some rowing experiments aboard a reproduction Viking ship to learn more about how Viking-age sailors may have rowed their…
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