Two sensational discoveries found in Norway
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- A rune bone and a rune stick were found just a few days apart during the excavations in the Medieval Park in Oslo, Norway.
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The music you’ve chosen is perfect! These are cinematic in feel! Cheers🤘
There is a place in rural Dalarna in Sweden where Runic writing was still used with regularity all the way up until the 20th Century! 😳
Our homelands are so beautiful ⚔🪓
i ended upsidedown in Australia . what a saga.
@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 🤣🤣🤣 yea that would be a great saga.
Great information
Amazing finds
Always a great channel! 👍
Incredible
I love this channel, so informative. Skàl.🍻
Glad to see you are back making video's again. :)
Wonderful discoveries, and how amazing that the rune stick was found it such a way, not by archeologists excavating a site but by a woman just casually looking down and spotting it just lying there! Love you channel.
I always enjoy your videos, no matter how short, they are all packed with so much information.
your channel is so great and deserves so many more views. try to promote it on norse-social media accounts, do colaborations with bigger youtubers or something? I LOVE your channel and it hurts my heart that you dont have 1000x more views like you deserve!!
Yule what year? Yule has not happened yet. It is on January 17-19th according to the Sagas, Eddas, and lore. Yule is on the first full moon after the new moon after the Solstice. If people celebrate Yule on the Solstice, they are being influenced by Wicca, and on Christ Myths mass, they are influenced obviously by the Christians and Abrahamic faiths. Our Germanic and Nordic tribal Heathen ancestors followed a lunisolar calendar, and Yule is yet to come! I look forward to it!
are you sure about this?
@@ajrwilde14 Yes, thanks for asking. Our ancient ancestors used a lunisolar calendar. They did not have fixed dates for their major "holidays." That is more a Julian and Gregorian calendar thing, so Rome and Abrahamic, not Northern Europe. If you read the books of our culture you'd also be able to figure this out.
@@HroduuulfSonOfHrodger I shall feast on the full moon !
@@ajrwilde14 Are you a practicing Heathen? I'll find you some links so you can watch and learn and then make an educated decision. I'll be feasting with my family too! ruclips.net/video/T5KnHevAHwE/видео.html
@@ajrwilde14 Here is someone else so you can get a second opinion: ruclips.net/video/woT-_112p7o/видео.html