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Krauka-
A traditional style music group which takes you on a
musical journey back in time to an era when the Norse
culture blossomed over the North Atlantic region, the
time when the Vikings were setting out on perilous sea
voyages from Scandinavia across the Faroes, Iceland and
Greenland to Vinland (New Foundland). |
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GNY-Nordisk Folkmusik Another great link to Norse folkmusic. Site is in Danish, but hey, this is (blood memory) Music! |
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Yoik
- Yoik is the Sami or Laplandic Way of singing or
chanting. There are yoiks for persons, animals and
landscapes. The musical modus of yoiks is totally
different from what is known in Euro-American music.
Some say that yoiks are the oldest musical tradition
still alive in Europe |
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Hedningarna
- All through the nineties
Hedningarna have wandered in the front line when it
comes to moving borders and renewing the Swedish
folkmusic. |
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Folk and Roots Online Guide:
Folkworld's Artists of Northern European Folk Musicians.
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Sweden. With links to
each featured Artists site. |
L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site of Canada - The reconstructions of three Norse buildings are the focal point of this archaeological site, the earliest known European settlement in the New World. The archaeological remains at the site were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978. Exhibits highlight the Viking lifestyle, artifacts, and the archaeological discovery of the site. |
Norstead: Viking Port of Trade created to take
history out of the exhibit case and place it in the
hands of visitors. Join costumed interpreters in the
dim light of the Viking-style Chieftain's Hall
and listen to mysterious Viking tales. Watch the
blacksmith forging iron. Step aboard the full-scale
replica of the Viking ship Snorri Learn how the Vikings mastered the North Atlantic. Use a simple notched stick to measure distance by the stars. Shape clay into pottery the way the Vikings did. It’s in your hands to explore! |
Foteviken - Viking
Museum adjacent to a a Living History Viking
Village. There are many interesting ancient
monuments and sites in the area where The Museum
of Foteviken is situated. The
cultural heritage of the Viking Age is indeed
present in the landscape, surrounding the Museum
of Foteviken. This area was of great im-portance
to the Danish kings. As
an established Viking or member of a re-enactment
group, you are of course always welcome to visit
the Viking Reserve. You can come and stay whenever
you like. |
Adventures of Beowulf-
Beowulf, written in old English sometime before the
10th. century CE, describes the adventures of a
great Scandinavian Warrior of the 6th century.
Beoulf is the oldest surviving epic in British history. |
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Poetic & Elder Edda - sacred texts, sagas and legend |
Old Norse etexts Sæmundar Edda, and
much more. A good collection for study. |
Estonian
Folklore- Estonian
folklorists' server Haldjas
(fairy, guardian spirit), which was set up in 1995 by
the folk belief research group of the Institute of the
Estonian Language. Presently, the group and the server
have been incorporated under the Estonian Literary
Museum. |
Runes -
Alphabet of Mystery. Origins, meanings, rune castings,
divination, how to make a Rune set, and much more on
Norse history and Mythology |
NOVA - Explore a Viking Village (video),
Secrets of Norse Ships, The Viking Diaspora, Wite your Name in
Runes |
The Swastika
- A reproduction of the Book "The Swastika"
written by Thomas Wilson, curator, Department of
Prehistoric Anthropology, U.S. National Museum,
published by the Smithsonian Institute in 1896. |
Truth & Legend of
the Swastika- The SWASTIKA (or
Fylfot) is one of the oldest symbols still existing in
history. It is a sacred and prehistoric symbol that
predates all formal religions known to humankind. This
common heritage of mankind - the connection between
almost all developed cultures - could also be found in
Western Europe until the beginning of the last century,
as a traditional symbol for the highest knowledge of
mankind. |
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