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Viking Grave Goods: Gifts For the Deceased in Afterlife
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In this blog post, we are to find out what are the common Viking grave goods in the Viking Age. The Vikings had a tradition of burying the deceased with their personal items with a belief that the deceased ones would continue to live their afterlife.
Danegeld: Victims' Tribute to Vikings For Peace
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In the Viking Age, sometimes war could be stopped when the victims were willing to pay the Vikings a sum of money which was known as the Danegeld. The amount of gold and silver the Vikings received increased every time they returned to Anglo-Saxon.
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Ragnar Lothbrok's Raven Tattoo Explained
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in "Vikings" TV series, we might catch sight of Ragnar's raven tattoo. Ragnar's raven tattoo evolved from a small to a bigger one through the whole series. In this blog post, we are to explain why Ragnar Lothbrok had that kind of raven tattoo.
Guide: How To Swear Like the Vikings
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In the Viking Age, these insulting words could result in a bloody fighting scene. Check out this blog post to find out how the Vikings insulted the others in their time.
Viking Sacrifice Which You Probably Don't Know About
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In this blog post, we discuss three kinds of Viking sacrifice in the Viking age. The Vikings once made many sacrifices for either their gods or their deceased beloved as a way to pay tribute and to wish for protection.
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