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Thanks for all the videos, I like the fire and story aura of it all :)

Modern writers, struggling to come up with original content, this is still one of the best scripts ever

Glad to have found this, but sad that not more people take interest in this origin of oh so many popular stories

Recently I came across research regarding bowie knives duels. Seems like although the bowie knife is a good chopper, it was used mostly as a stabbing weapon. It being so similar to the seax makes me think that the seax might have been used in a similar fashion. Specially when they were wearing armour...

Went to York and Repton for a trip after the pandemic. Very nice cities and walking the roman city walls was a nice experience.

Hey! Are you on for 2025? because theres no info on the website

The stamped lead sheet is exactly what she says it's for; testing the dies for clarity, depth and flatness. I know this because I make Viking era coin dies and coins. Oh, and the reason for the cross on many early medieval coins, is so that people knew where the center line was when they cut the coins to make "change".

Shove your QR codes where the sun dont shine. Lets not forget the recent tech outage over a "glitch". My ass.

My family loves fun, informative videos like this! Awesome and amazing and it helps everyone get essential information for when they show up! Well done! Thank you for making sure everyone has the tools they need to be present and be squared away! ❤❤❤❤❤

I went there on a school trip when it was just a dig. Many years later, I took my children to the centre. amazing, but a bit smelly :D

Hey made the top 5! Coming to this late as I was looking for a link to the podcast for someone but thank you guys!

As luck would have it I will be in Hereford next week but it’s not on show. Great videos

Love these videos, informative and visually stunning! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

All that same Ole wood but no new world species say osage.. want to sell the myth find some osage it would be left long after every species of wood you describe is harder more flexible rot resistant but not in the archeological record. I sailed all the way to Vineland to get the same Ole s@$$ come on now

Did anyone start reworking the Unst soapstone quarry. I think it was located about two miles south of Baltersound.

As I recall, Eric the Red was exiled from Iceland over a quarrel with a neighbour over box bed planks that ended with Eric killing the neighbour. To modern people, that sounds so petty but to a medieval Icelander, those planks represented a hefty investment, like stealing someone's car would be today.

I added soapstone to my trade goods years ago.so far a few small bowls and pots plus a duck and dolphin which are part of my toy display

Looks awesome, I'd love to visit one day.

Heill iæmbling, Jórvik!

Greetings from the US. Thank you for an excellent conversation!

Excellent as always, thank you so much for posting!

These are great little videos!

I brought a nice iron one a few weeks ago.But i have to keep an eye open for one like yours.But the point on mine could have been used for poking people with.😂

stone in question here is from Eidsborg, Telemark. I, grew up some 45 minutes from the quarry and the quarry itself was in production until the 60s. It is sad to see tho that your reenactors/extras havent taken the time to prepare the stone for use instead of using the hewn raw rock to sharpen stuff.

Awesome info but dont forget that the Romans comercialised Oysters all over the UK.

I am really enjoying this series, thank you so much for making it for us all to enjoy and learn from.

We are a warrior people. Been invaded so many times

Love the editing and camera work 😊

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Klebber from Shetland?

Idk about that mace guys. Are you sure thats historical? What about the atgeir? The viking halberd?

What a wonderful video, I learned a lot! Thank you and keep up the great work! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Puttees! Army kit before wwll

I have seen several (fragments and - ) complete Kauri/Cowry shells from found in the soul of Frisian terp mounds. A rim fragment if a particular large shell was worn smooth and notched at the end as if to be worn by a a string. Westergo always had strong ties with Denmark and AngliSaxon England from the fifth century AD on and ever before the Romans came. The shells from Friesland, Netherlands, point to the early middle ages, maybe the Viking age.

This was excellent. Thank you.

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My sacrifice to the algorithm so that this channel grows massive. Cheers thanks for keeping traditions alive.

Have just finished work and can't wait to get to York this evening!

Very cool. I enjoy hearing the sagas.

Thank you, that was so interesting. I do hope some day you solve the mystery of where the rest of the hoard went.

I went here many years ago without knowing anything about it. I thought it would be a tourist trap. Boy was I wrong. I was so glad I spent the money and went in. Thoroughly educational and enjoyable at the same time. Definitely recommend visiting.

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You guys are so funny, thank you!!!

Awesome guys!

Oh my! What a tale! I am hoping you might do more of these. What an excellent series. Thank you so much for posting these. You are appreciated.

The suspense! I love these so much. Thank you for posting.