A useful money-saving tip if you send money internationally
u/Thor_Smith — 8 days ago
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On 25th September 1066, 960 years ago today, Harald Hardrada was defeated at the Battle of Stamford Bridge by Harold Godwinson
u/Ok-Inevitable4743 — 20 days ago
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Wild beast, Norse Art inspired amulet carved out of moose antler
u/Thor_Smith — 21 days ago
Huge Viking Age silver cache discovered in Finland with metal detector by amateur archaeologist, including coins from the British Isles to Arabia
abcnews.comu/Thor_Smith — 14 days ago
Denmark's largest known Viking Age silver hoard, weighing 18.5 kilograms (40 pounds) and comprising about 700 objects
u/Thor_Smith — 26 days ago
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My friend has it and I feel it's pretty unique, can you comment pls
Probably someone seen something similar and knows it's origin. Ring metal also looks like gold but lighter in color
u/Thor_Smith — 1 month ago
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Original artefact from the Exclusion Zone, property of Ukrainian stalker
u/Thor_Smith — 1 month ago
Cnut the Great: The Viking Who Built a North Sea Empire
Cnut the Great began as a Scandinavian conqueror but became one of the most powerful rulers of 11th-century Europe, eventually reigning over England, Denmark, and Norway. His remarkable career shows how Viking conquest could evolve into sophisticated kingship, diplomacy, and empire-building.
Should Cnut be remembered primarily as England’s last great Viking king or as something far more ambitious?
u/History-Chronicler — 14 days ago
All-Father Odin
I carved the Allfather from a piece of moose antler; the spear shaft is made from an ordinary wooden canapé skewer, and the spearhead from bear bone.
u/RaGnaarRock77 — 1 month ago
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Fine historical Mjolnirs Collection by LostRavn. Wear Authentic
u/Thor_Smith — 1 month ago
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It was good event and many good friends met: Northern Enchanted Faire / Renaissance fair, Sherwood park, Edmonton 2026
u/Thor_Smith — 1 month ago
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Andrew holding 6 Liter Horn:) Old Sköl drinking horns collection from Canada
u/Thor_Smith — 1 month ago