Looking forward to another interesting Viking event at the Plock on Tuesday 12 October. Return of the Vikings! will be looking at some of the traditional crafts and activities that might be presented as part of the public programming at a new Viking 'living museum' and community hub building.
Ragnarök (Twilight of the Gods) - a new dawn
Treasures made of maple and yew wood
Come and join us for a weekend focusing on experimental archeology on 6-7. November at the Medieval Center in Nykøbing Falster.
Peace and conflict are the theme of this year's research days.
Demonstrating and teaching bronze casting at Butser Ancient farm for 19 years.
My speciality is developing and testing Bronze Age weapons, working with leading experts and students to develop the knowledge at Butser.
We know that mythological creatures have found our Viking town, and restless spirits will again haunt us during this horrible evening. Do you dare come visit?
Like previous years you will be sent out in groups with a guide who will safely take you through the town. Gather by the museum entrance building.
In the Viking Age, grain was mostly eaten as porridge, the daily preparation of bread was much too time-consuming and therefore rare. But today Iris Barkman is baking bread for the king's table at her stand. If your stomach growls from looking and being amazed, you should defini
We manufacture jewelry and game pieces
The Building Sustainability Podcast have just released a brand new episode on historical turf construction.
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