Hjem National Archives

Ain’t going to lie, thinking about spring.

And now you know.

This rocky headland possesses distinctive rock cut graves and the ruins of an 8th century chapel that was extended in the 10th century. A hogback stone in the nearby church suggests this was a site visited by Vikings or at least influenced by them.

Haust 🍁

photo by THRJÁR ( my edits )

Vegvisir and a forest by a lake, via @fistofneedles by @katbjorky. ⚔ #viking #vikings #vikinglife #vikinglovers #vikingtattoo #vikingstyle #ragnar #ragnarlothbrok #lothbrok  #kattegat #thor #odin #pagan #norse #valhalla #vikingsofinstagram #king #tvseries #historyvikings #runes #norsemythology #vikingbeard #tattoo #vegvisir #vegvisirtattoo #pagantattoo #nordictattoo #vikingtattoo #foresttattoo

Is is spring yet? (Ps. Beary sorry for not posting, I have been beary busy because of the holidays <3)

Have a great Friday, everyone. Make your weekend amazing.

Me

Amulet-pendant, XI century. Vikings, Ancient Rus.

It’s… for….. hibernation?

How about a triplet of triplets!? BAZAM! Happy Friday, friends. Make your weekend a good one.

THE WEEKEND IS HERE. You enjoy the heck out of it.

This slightly damaged 10th/11th century wooden bowl was found at Fishamble Street, Dublin. Fashioned out of Alder wood, it was turned on a pole late