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10/07, 2026 by Vikingatid
Viking weddings were more than social contracts – they were sacred ceremonies where vows were made before the gods...
19/06, 2026 by Vikingatid
When the sun was at its highest and the night barely existed, the Vikings celebrated the summer solstice – one of...
12/06, 2026 by Vikingatid
In the Viking Age Nordic region, the Thing was more than a place for law and decision-making – it was also a time...
30/04, 2026 by Vikingatid
As April draws to a close and flames begin to dance across Scandinavian hills, it’s easy to think of Walpurgisday as a student festival of choir singing...
24/04, 2026 by Vikingatid
In Nordic folklore, they dance in the dawn mist. Light, almost transparent, floating over meadows...
15/02, 2026 by Vikingatid
Among all the Viking Age blots, the Disablot was one of the most enigmatic and revered. It was held to be the dísir...
13/12, 2025 by Rúna Sigrlinn
In the cold, dark Northern Europe, midwinter was the most charged time of the year during pre-Christian times, including...
15/10, 2025 by Rúna Sigrlinn
If the Disablot was the festival of women, then the Alvablotet was the festival of silence. It was a secret blot,...
10/09, 2025 by Rúna Sigrlinn
When the year's harvest was harvested and the cold of winter began to set in, the Vikings held the autumn sacrifice...
1/04, 2025 by Rúna Sigrlinn
When the Nordic winter finally began to give way, and the snow slowly retreated from the fields, the Vikings held their...
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