Thor's hammer featuring what appears to be a gilded Jesus. Detector find, Denmark.2yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
Left: Iron Age guldgubbe believed to depict a troll. Right: advanced AI hi-res reconstruction3yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
ᚠ The Viking Age ended on this day 954 years ago, when Haraldr harðraði caught an ugly case of arrow through the neck ᚠ3yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
A selection of wheel-shaped pendants theorized to be connected to Freyja and rites of passage.5mo ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
Ø bakker, Denmark. It is said that Dan, the legendary first king of Denmark, was buried somewhere in the hills fully armoured and equipped for war.4yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
404 years ago today, this LoTR-dwarf looking son of a gun died. Peder Claussøn Friis, the first man who properly translated Snorri Sturluson's sagas. Press ᚠ to pay respects.5yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
On this day in year 1066, the Viking Age ends when Haraldr harðraði catches an ugly case of arrow through the neck6yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
1016 years ago today, Æthelred the Unready ordered the slaughter of all Danish men who were among the English race. Press ᚠ to pay respects.5yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
The Viking ring fort of Trelleborg: modern-day site vs. archeological reconstruction, Denmark [GIF] (X-post r/castles)6yr ⋅ AtiWati ⋅ r/Norse
