Upon the Prow: Practical Viking History, by J. Michael Hall
J. Michael HallPractical, interesting, and well-researched information regarding the early medieval Scandinavian diaspora, and related topics.
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Bloodaxe
There is perhaps no figure whose name calls to mind the violence, bravado and (arguably, in some cases, misplaced) romance of the Viking Age as that of Eirik Bloodaxe (Old Norse Blóðöx). One does not attain the moniker “Bloodaxe” in the 10t...
The Black Earth of Birka
The day is warm, but overcast, and the heavy air hints at another rainstorm. The docks hum with the ever-present bustle of the coming and going of gracefully curved and wide-bellied ships. Along a causeway made of wooden planks, a young gir...
Serpentine, Fierce, and Bright
The Early Medieval Period of European history has been, for a very long time, characterized as “The Dark Ages”. Many scholars and their publications still refer to the time period as such, though such phrasing is beginning, rightly, to fall...
A Land Chanced Upon
“Once he had made ready, Leif set sail. After being tossed about at sea for a long time he chanced upon land where he had not expected any to be found. Fields of self-sown wheat and vines were growing there; also, there were trees known as ...
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I am an amateur historian specializing in the Early Medieval Period of European history, particularly the Scandinavian Diaspora and "Viking Age".
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