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Given the fact that germans and Danes lived side by side for centuries from the dark ages to the 1800s, it seems highly likely that kampfringen and glima are probably the same system or there is a high degree of overlap, especially with unarmed techniques.

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I realy looking forward to see more of the experiments!

Well my initial plan was to be there but unfortunately that can't happen. But I'll be there in spirit.

This was genuinely interesting! In modern reconstructions, Viking houses does not often hawe chimneys (however, i think some, but not all, of them actualy had wooden or hide chimneys at least in the north in order to keep more of the warm air inside during the winter season but not hawing to breath smooke it ojne needed to stand up, in a small shed where people mostly sat down inside that does not seem to had been a big deal with the smooke collecting under the rooof, but i imagine it was in a large house because in historical times foresters, coalers, hunters and other such cabins had a wooden hood chimney to avoid breathing in too much smooke, while the Finish "Ria" did just had a small hole under the roof), so i think this pattern could probably be applied to a larger structure. For an arson situation i think this is probably as it was, but for a accidental fire i see as shown here that one could if one where laucky had a opportynity to escape by crawling on the floor as in a modern emergency excersise. I wonder how much of this could also be applied to a tent fire in a hide tent, housefire seem to had been relatively rare by accident, but tentfire caused by dry padding from vegetable material on the floor seem to had been even more feared among people who lived nomadic life, like the Same people, so they newer let small children alone in the tent for that reson if it could be avoided. Jusat my spontanuos taughts, i realy look forward to follow those experiments!

A big defence they could use inside is have alot of water ready. To throw up on roof and true cracks around the top of the door. And it could keep the fire low for a longer time at least.

you have 6 minutes to not die by fire. [?!]

This is so interesting! I wish we had this project back when I was at WPI!

It sounds like the Gods were representative of human aspirations, afterall wouldn't every human of their time prefer to be a God? And these lessons show how humans will not attain that status, no matter how hard they try. Such as how they will never be immortal, as in how "old age brings every mortal to their knees".

"this is a dead religion"... Ignores the thousands (maybe millions) of people practicing Modern Heathenry today. There is an Asatru temple under construction in Iceland! Yes the sagas, eddas, etc present contradictions. Have you read the Christian Bible? LOL. It's rife with contradictions. Is neo paganism identical to 9th century Norse practice? No. But all religions change over time. HumanS remake their religions though time.

If I didn’t have plans I couldn’t change, I would buy a ticket right now. Will you be doing any more of these? I will keep my calendar open if so. This is the dream.

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Exciting! Will there be any recordings done for those of us who can’t get to Iceland?

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Just found out I'm DNA matched to 1 of the males buried in the ship

A few corrections...the Heathen religion absolutely had rules and cultural norms it wasn't a free for all.Another thing is that the Gods are not mortal in the way humans are and while Heathen beliefs were fluid they had answer's for many questions they were not dumb

This was great. Thanks!

we know, the thing is that he dont know

In modern Danish, the words "troldmand" ("troll man") or "troldkvinde" ("troll woman") refers to a wizard or witch, and never refers to trolls as mythological creatures. It's never been clear to me that there's a connection between the troll as a mythological creature and the terms "troll man" or "troll woman." It's all fairly confusing but in my personal, modern Danish understanding, references to a "troll man" wouldn't seem to mean and "actual" troll, but some kind of wizard person.

This is excellent. I'm going to watch the whole lot now.

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What is he banging on about u can travel from asygarth to Midgard from Yorkshire

cool video

Loved that. Great approach, interpretations are logic. All makes total sense. Thank you Teresa. ❤

This is a proper content worth watching and I only wonder why so little views.

Iceland has a population of around 300,000 but has more authors and publishes more books per head of population than anywhere else in the world. I wonder if their love of stories and poetry has a Celtic influence. A great number of Icelanders were Irish, Scots and British, sometimes slaves given freedom and setting up new lives for themselves. Melkorka is a fine example in Laxdæla saga. I think this mix of Celtic and Nordic made Iceland unique. And both cultures believed in elves of some kind.

Ive heard that someone did this and broke a man in two halves. I have heard some say this is viking fiction but I doubt they would have made something like that up. Its surely possible. I once saw a man jump in front of a train where he bounced back flying into a light post 10m away being ripped in half just like that. Would be cool to see in a viking movie anyway. Its like some mortal combat finisher IRL.

makes me wonder why they didn't just go about trying to produce crucible steel if they were capable of getting temperatures high enough to melt steel.

The pointy ears is brittish, never mentioned in swedish folklore

Keep up the good work..

So todays sýslumaðurinn are past poop handlers😅 ?

two men working together threw me. The Elephant Poop takes two men! Shouts, Shoves, Song & Mush

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Go Reynir! We need to catch up ;)

Awesome lecture ty ❤💖✨️

Wow WWE used to be a LOT more bloodthirsty in the middle ages! 💀

dude its been like years since you guys uploaded!

Interesting and brutal!

Very interesting

Remarkable that a society could survive with so many of its young men of producing age breaking each others spines!

<~~~so happy each time you produce. _|>`or_ (best I can do on a keyboard)

Bravo and thank you for posting! I know its old- but as someone who is NOW getting into the curiosity of the refining craft- THANK YOU! Hopefully you folks post more! Thank you again and SUBSCRIBED

Glad this channel is back!

Very similar to the American/Canadian sod homes of the 1800s

Wonderful exhibit to teach everyone the real story of the Viking Age. I don't fly, waiting for my ship to come in and take me to Iceland...

I don't know why but in Dutch we call the bloom 'wolf'. Maybe because it comes out of a hole? But maybe it has nothing to do with the animal. And comes from the same root as the verb 'welven', to bend.