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The saga of Björn Breiðvíkingakappi and his alleged voyage to Central America
Fans of alternative historical narratives and conspiracy theories often cite Björn Breiðvíkingakappi, a figure mentioned in the sagas, as evidence that Vikings reached Central America long before the conquistadors.2 years ago — Legacy -
Book review: Women and Weapons in the Viking World - Amazons of the North by Leszek Gardeła
This research project turned book explores the role of women in Viking society, highlighting their involvement in warfare and wielding weapons, which challenges, nay, downright shatters, gender stereotypes both centuries-old and modern.2 years ago — Reviews -
The Gray Goose Laws: Iceland's ancient legal foundation
Before you ask, no, this has nothing to do with a popular vodka brand. The Gray Goose Laws were a collection of ancient laws established in Norway that were taken by Norse settlers to create the legal foundation of the Icelandic Commonwealth.2 years ago — Scandinavia
