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#scandinavian

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Simon Roy Hughes 🍄

“Scandinavian Folklore and Fairy Tales in Modern English-Language Fantasy Literature” by Daniel A. Rabuzzi is a thorough survey of its object, and lists more works inspired by Scandinavian folklore than you've probably heard of.

(Oh, and look at my name nestling there among the literary and folkloristic legends. :blobcat_xd: )

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The Carterhaugh School of Folklore and the Fantastic · Guest Post: Scandinavian Folklore and Fairy Tales in Modern English-Language Fantasy Literature by Daniel A. Rabuzzi - The Carterhaugh School of Folklore and the FantasticAn online school for courses on folklore and fantastic literature
Archaeology News :verified:

Bronze Age Scandinavians braved open seas 3,000 years before the Vikings, new study reveals

Hundreds of years before the Viking Age, Nordic Bronze Age societies were likely proficient open-sea navigators who regularly crossed large tracts of ocean directly between what is now Denmark and Norway, suggests a new study published in PLOS ONE...

More information: archaeologymag.com/2025/04/bro

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Bronze Age Scandinavians braved open seas 3,000 years before the Vikings, new study reveals Hundreds of years before the Viking Age, Nordic Bronze Age societies were likely proficient open-sea navigators who regularly crossed large tracts of ocean directly between what is now Denmark and Norway, suggests a new study published in PLOS ONE. Led by Boel Bengtsson of the University of Gothenburg and colleagues, the work helps clarify the sea-going abilities of Bronze Age peoples and contradicts the longstanding views of many experts who presumed Bronze Age societies only traveled along coastlines...
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