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Five tips from the Vikings for surviving the winter blues
How did the Norse get through the darkest, coldest months during the Viking Age?1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Don't drink the water: Why did medieval Swedes prefer beer to H20?
For those who love a drop of that amber nectar, early medieval Sweden must sound like a paradise, a place where beer was not only consumed more but preferred over water.2 years ago — Partner content -
How to eat like a Viking
The complete guide to adopting a (semi) authentic Viking diet.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
What are the origins and practices of the Viking Jól celebration?
The celebration of Jól by people in Viking societies was an important festival to help celebrate the winter solstice. With the advent of Christianity in Scandinavia, many of these "pagan" traditions merged with or were adapted into familiar Christmas celebrations.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
Winter in the Viking Age: Rituals and celebrations
Whilst many of us want to bask in the glow of a never-ending summer, those in the Northern Hemisphere will now notice days getting shorter and colder.2 years ago — Culture and religion
