Viking Swords: Unveiling the Mysterious Weapon
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Let's delve into the world of the legendary weapon known as Viking Sword, or as it was known during its time, the Carolingian sword. A staple of Western and Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages, it evolved from the Merovingian sword of the 6th to 7th century, and eventually giving rise to the iconic knightly sword of the Romanesque period in the 11th to 12th century.
In this video, we will embark on a journey to discover the rich history, culture, and craftsmanship behind the Viking Sword. From its intricate handle, to its role in trade and commerce, to the metallurgical marvels that went into its creation, we will uncover the secrets of this magnificent weapon.
And let's not forget some of the famous subtypes and historical examples, each with their own unique story to tell. So buckle up and get ready for an epic adventure as we delve into the world of the Viking Sword.
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For EVERYONE Who Is Interested In Viking Age And Medieval Swords THEY MUST SEE Peter Johnsson's ''THE VIKING SWORD WHAT IT WAS AND WAS NOT'' This video should go VIRAL !!! But Read The Newest Comments First To Really Understand Peter Johnsson's Knowledge Of These Subjects.
Beautiful swords.
Not bad except for when you keep putting shots of those stupid fantasy sword in it. It doesn't help your credibility any.
His perfectly good information is somehow less credible due to use of a visual aid that you do not aprrove of? Christ, I thought music gatekeepers were pretentious.
Why not call the smiths what they were? These people were specialists and not blacksmiths. I would go as far as to call them sword smiths.
As a craftsman, you know your field of knowledge and experience, so most of us will dedicate ourselves to one niche and branch slightly to others.
The ulfbert was the best of the so-called Viking swords
I made it to minute 4:30
Bad choice of imagery, and carolingian was not ever a contemporary term.
It's a spatha. Franks made and traded good swords, there isn't really such a thing as a viking sword, there are swords which vikings used. For my part the finest sword I have ever seen has to be from the Sutton Hoo burial. Oh yeah we could just as well call it a Celtic sword because the Spatha was something the Romans adopted from the Gauls.
@@inregionecaecorum it's a sword, a sverd, a spatha, a Jian, depends what language was being spoken at the time and place. Only a spatha in Latin. All the nomenclature added since... Carolingian, migration era, viking, whatever... Is all historians in recent history categorizing it.
he keeps saying 'carol engine' i dont think he knows what that means
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I thought this was going to be good - but after 10 mins I had to turn it off - the pronunciation was really annoying !