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The role of fosterage in Viking society: Raised by warriors
Fosterage is an often-overlooked aspect of Viking societies. Not only did it help build political alliances, but it also trained the next generation in how to fight, rule, run a household, or manage the ins and outs of life on a farm.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
"Pass me the beer bowl!": Drinking habits of the Viking Age
The beer bowl was a popular drinking vessel in Viking Age Scandinavia.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Book review: God's Hammer by Eric Schumacher
God's Hammer is a thrilling romp that explains the "backstory" and formative years of one of Norway's most consequential kings, Håkon the Good.2 years ago — Reviews -
Who was Håkon the Good, Norway's Viking-era king?
Whilst his reign may only have lasted just over two decades, Håkon the Good was seen as a nation-builder, a man of peace, and a supporter of the new Christian faith.3 years ago — History
