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What did the Vikings really look like?
Whilst their Scandinavian ancestors may be typeset as all blonde-haired and blue-eyed, people in Viking societies had as much diversity in appearance as we had today. Recent scientific and archaeological evidence has uncovered some myth-busting aspects of what they really looked like.3 years ago — Legacy -
Fishing through the Viking Age, a tale of survival, economy, and culture
It is hard to overstate how vital fish was to people in Viking societies. Their cultural ancestors from Scandinavia and the Baltic countries have such an intrinsic affinity for fish that it goes beyond being a mere salty snack - it contributes significantly to their economies and cultural cache.3 years ago — Culture and religion -
Figurine found in Oslo turns out to be one of the earliest visual representations of falconry in Scandinavia
A small carved figure that was recently discovered during excavation work in Oslo depicts a person in robes and crown with a falcon on their arm. The find is among Scandinavia's earliest visual representations of falconry, and experts are excited.4 years ago — News -
Ancient descriptions of Scandinavia: Cryptic and interesting
The oldest source of the name Scandinavia can be found in Pliny the Elder's Natural History, written in the first century.5 years ago — Scandinavia -
Is Finland part of Scandinavia?
Is Finland part of Scandinavia? That's quite a popular question. The answer? It depends.5 years ago — Scandinavia -
What is the Scandinavian Peninsula?
The Scandinavian Peninsula, located in Northern Europe, is the largest peninsula on the continent.5 years ago — Scandinavia -
What is Scandinavia?
Geographically speaking, Scandinavia is often defined as a subregion in Northern Europe that shares cultural, historical, and linguistic heritage and connections.5 years ago — Scandinavia
