Taken at Vikingar in Largs Scotland. This Viking experience is not a museum so people can touch and interact with the display while being told about the way of life by someone dressed as a Viking. It’s a beautiful little experience that is worth a visit! Created by local historians and it talks about a great battle that happened in Largs.
"The Viking World" by James Graham-Campbell, 1980.
Title
The Viking World
Author
Graham-Campbell, James
Publisher
Ticknor and Fields
Publication year
1980
Eleanor Barraclough “Embers of the hands - Hidden histories of the Viking world."
Publisher : W. W. Norton & Company
Publication date : 7 Jan. 2025
Language : English
Print length : 384 pages
ISBN-10 : 1324089237
ISBN-13 : 978-1324089230
Item weight : 658 g
Dimensions : 16 x 3.3 x 23.62 cm
The so called "Loki Stone" from Kirkby Stephen Church (Cumbria), probably tenth century. It depicts a bound figure, possibly Loki, or the bound devil (or an amalgamation of the two), and was probably once part of a cross shaft.
Nisse Zetterberg's artistic design is based on the archaeological finds from the Viking Age that have been discovered in the area. These small finds have been enlarged into golden mosaics set on the rust-red rock walls. At Rinkeby metro station in Stockholm, passengers descend into a rust-red cave lined with gleaming gold mosaics depicting Viking Age artefacts excavated from the surrounding area. Nisse Zetterberg designed and executed these mosaics together with two colleagues, and they were inaugurated in 1975.
Vikingsnacks (Ekte Norsk), a Norwegian brand of traditional cured meat sausages (spekepølse) made from game meats like elk (elg), whale (hval), deer (hjort), and reindeer (reindyr).
Norske Mat Tradisjoner AS
Måseskjærveien 24
5035 Bergen
https://www.vikingsnacks.no/
Taken at a christmas market in København. Depicts figures (trolls or gnomes) wearing Viking Helmets in the colors and design of various Scandinavian countries.
The Jelling Stones are two 10th-century royal runestones located in the town of Jelling, Denmark, famous for marking the birth and Christianization of the Danish nation.
St. Erasmus Church (St. Erasmus Church) located at Bork Vikingehavn, an open-air living history museum in West Jutland, Denmark. Authentic replica of an early Christian stave-style church from the late Viking era.
Advertisement of axe throwing by "Bossche Bijlen" in Den Bosch, alongside an invitation to visit "Bossche Brouwers" for a beer tasting or a cruise via Bossche Boten. https://bosscheboten.nl/dinerboot/. Advertisement contains people that looks like Viking reenactors.
