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Viking Age

Viking-Age Nalbinding Webinar

Date

Country

  • United Kingdom

I'm going to be doing a Facebook Livestream relating to the archaeological evidence for nalbinding in the historical Viking-Age. There have been many discussions over the years as to where people get their interpretations of nalbinding from for Historical Reenactment and Living History.

Bone Processing

Date

Country

  • Germany

Bones, legs, horns, antlers and teeth - it's wonderful what you can use from animals. When there was no plastic, for example, combs and buttons were made from antlers and were accordingly expensive.

Horn is elastic and becomes soft when heated - not only bow ends are made from it, but all kinds of everyday devices.

Viking Week and Market

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Country

  • Sweden

Viking Week

Activities for all ages! Meet Vikings from across the world showing their crafts and selling their Viking Age replica goods. Vikings arriving early at Foteviken for the market will use the Viking town as a gathering spot for craftsmen. Here they exchange knowledge and teach various crafting techniques.

That Live Jorvik Viking Thing

Date

Country

  • Ireland

Something exciting is happening this weekend!

We are teaming up with Jorvik Viking Museum in York England for their annual Viking event. This year it will take place online with 6 days of exclusive Viking content and ending with a live event this Saturday, and that’s where we come in!!

Book Review: The Bead Maker From Ribe: The Story of a Viking Craftsman by Thomas Risom

Author(s)
Neil Peterson 1 ✉
Publication Date
Having been involved with experimental work with Viking Era beads for a decade and a half, I am always looking for more information on the topic. Ribe is the most significant beadmaking site of the Viking Era due to its archaeological remains and the museum’s active experimental, interpretative, and craft programs. New material focusing on this site is thus of particular interest, so I was very pleased to get a copy...

Pottery Chat

Date
Organised by
EXARC

Country

  • the Netherlands


Following the Potter’s Wheel Conference in November, we will have a potter’s chat open to anybody. Discussion is open about any pottery related subject, wheel throwing, clays, ethnography, but also pottery trade, using ceramics, breakage and their archaeology.