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Odin the Allfather is the Viking supreme god. He had the gungnir spear as his most powerful weapon

Gungnir: Odin's Spear that Never Missed The Target

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In Norse mythology, Odin had a spear called Gungnir. The Gungnir spear of Odin never missed its target once it was hurled. In the modern sense, the Gungnir spear didn't symbolise Odin's presence only.

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Viking Cult of Thor Proven by Viking Artifact

Viking Cult of Thor Proven by Viking Artifact

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Thor was among the most important in Norse Pantheon. In the Viking age, the Vikings worshipped Thor so much that they created their jewelry depicting Thor and his hammer as the amulet.

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Jormungand: From the Banished Child to the Fearsome Midgard Serpent

Jormungand: From the Banished Child to the Fearsome Midgard Serpent

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Jormungand was the son of Loki in Norse mythology. Since he was a child, Jormungand was banished into the deep ocean by the gods. But when Ragnarok broke on the sky, Jormungand answered the call by teaming with his father and siblings.

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Viking dagger in the belt of the warrior

Viking Dagger Symbolism: When Preparation Determines Success

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Viking dagger is among the less known weapons in the Viking age. But a small Viking dagger can turn the table in a battle by permanently putting an end to the life of the opponents. Generally, the dagger was a useful tool for the Vikings at their time for making their life easier.

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Viking arm ring was the Viking oath ring. The Vikings made their solemn oath on their arm ring to declare they became a man

Viking Arm Ring: Viking Oath of Loyalty and Dignity

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Viking arm ring or the Viking oath ring was a part in the Viking community. It was simply a bracelet but it had many purposes in the Viking society, ranging from daily use to the serious matters relating to loyalty and dignity of a man.

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