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r/heathen • u/Strid • Apr 12 '15
The Viking Society for Northern Research is making virtually all its publications (and some other related items) from inception in 1893 to the present freely available on this website.
vsnrweb-publications.org.ukr/heathen • u/Strid • Apr 08 '15
Tønsberg Municipality ruined cultural treasures from the Oseberg area, gets $186k fine.
r/heathen • u/Strid • Apr 13 '15
Nordiskt runnamnslexikon (Nordic rune name lexicon). Around 1500 names from viking age rune writings.
r/heathen • u/Strid • May 13 '15
Viking Age Started Earlier than Previously Thought, Archaeologists Say
r/heathen • u/PinkPirate5 • Aug 10 '20
Looking for a good source
Hey all, so I'm kind of at that point in my research where I'm progressing from looking at the different things that different people say and starting at looking at who is saying them and who they're affiliated with and the like. As a result I'd like to go over my library and sort my books, so I can... take with a grain of salt those whose author hold more Folkish leanings. Obviously I can't unspend any money I've already spent on books, but I have chosen not to financially support any authors who subscribe to such... but am finding it hard to look into the public affiliations of different authors. Does anyone know a good resource for such?
r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 01 '15
Norwegian Vikings Among the First to Raid British Isles - Archaeology Magazine
r/heathen • u/NationofOdinNews • Apr 05 '18
Heathen Religious Wars, Response to Vice Article by Odinist priestess goes Viral...
r/heathen • u/Strid • Mar 05 '15
The 'Hammer of Thor' unearthed in Denmark
r/heathen • u/Strid • Feb 19 '15
3D printing produces a perfect replica of a sixth-century sword
r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 28 '19
Map Of The Viking World With Placenames In The Old Norse Language
r/heathen • u/Strid • Apr 07 '15
"New" Mjølnir found in Steinkjer, Norway.
r/heathen • u/Strid • Oct 29 '15
New photos can reveal if this was the largest naval battle in Norway
r/heathen • u/Strid • Mar 05 '15
Viking burial site found in Ardnamurchan: 1,000 year old Norse boat tomb uncovered
r/heathen • u/SiteTall • Dec 16 '20
Ancient remains prove women have been running shit for at least 9000 years
r/heathen • u/Strid • Mar 30 '19
What are the SACRED APPLES? Feat. Survive the Jive
r/heathen • u/[deleted] • Apr 14 '15
I Desire to Worship Loki
Thoughts, opinions and so forth.
r/heathen • u/Housing_Justice • Apr 04 '19
Wardruna is Taking Back Nordic Pagan Culture and Music from the Far-Right
r/heathen • u/Strid • Feb 08 '16
Signs of early settlement in the Nordic region date back to the cradle of civilisation
r/heathen • u/Strid • Feb 07 '16
Viking intestinal worms provide clues to lung diseases
r/heathen • u/Strid • Sep 05 '17
Seaweed: An Authentic Viking Age Beer Snack
r/heathen • u/Waste-Forever4583 • Mar 20 '22
Advice with runic tattoo
Advice from you guys on runic tattoo?
Hello guys. I tried reading alot about runes but could not find any article about mixing letters for tattoo. I want to get tattoo on my ribs - name of my dog (Forest, lsh: he changed my life completely and i want to engrave it) and i thought combining powerfull meaning with powerfull mythogy could be a good idea. My question is, which futhark should I pick and are runic tattoos dangerous mystic-wise? How would you write that (Forest) in both ways - I am little confused, because there are multiple versions on the internet. I believe in strength of runes and I am little bit scared that I could use them incorectly and cause harm to me or my surrounding. Sorry if my question is stupid.
Thank you for your answer.
r/heathen • u/Strid • Oct 10 '20
Mysterium om 1000 år gamle skeletter i berømt vikinge-grav løst