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Norse Viking Shield Dragon Brooch. $9.95.
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About Norse AKA Vikings
The Norse people, often referred to as the Vikings, were seafaring warriors, traders, and settlers from Scandinavia(modern-day Norway, Sweden, and Denmark) during the late eighth to early eleventh centuries. They were known for their maritime prowess, exploring and raiding vast regions, from the British Isles to as far as North America (Vinland) and the Middle East.
The Norse were not just raiders but also skilled farmers, craftsmen, and merchants. They established trade routes that stretched across Europe, the Middle East, and even parts of Asia. Their longships, designed for speed and versatility, allowed them to navigate both open seas and shallow rivers, enabling their expansion.
A significant part of Norse culture was their mythology and religion, centered around gods like Odin, Thor, and Freyja. They believed in Valhalla, a warrior’s paradise for those who died in battle. Over time, as they settled in different lands, many Norse converted to Christianity, particularly by the late Viking Age.
Norse society was structured with a strong sense of honor, loyalty, and law. They had a legal system known as the Thing, an assembly where disputes were settled and decisions were made. Their society consisted of Jarls (nobles), Karls (freemen), and Thralls (slaves).
In conclusion, the Viking Age came to an end as Scandinavian kingdoms centralized power and adopted Christianity. However, their legacy lives on through language, culture, and genetics in many parts of Europe. The Norse also left behind rich sagas and runestones, preserving their history and mythology. Today, their influence can still be seen in place names, traditions, and modern fascination with Viking culture.
Also, here is a link to Wikipedia about The Norse people. Viking Style Celtic Brooch. 2.3 inches. $9.95.
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