Entertaining and sometimes horrifying legends of gods and goddesses, heroes and heroines, monsters and giants survive from pagan Scandinavia, even though the Norse were unable to write them down. With authority and wit, Professor Page retells the Norse legends and shows how complex and sometimes contradictory their traditions are.

Norse Myths

Politics & Social Sciences

R.I. Page

Social Sciences

British Museum Press

In Orkney, Shetland and the Scottish Islands, in Ireland, the Isle of Man and above all in Scandinavia, travelers still come upon great memorial stones, inscribed with the curious angular alphabet called runes. This is the story of these inscriptions from the earliest Continental carvings of the late second century A.D. through to the Viking age.

Runes (Reading the Past) /anglais

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

BRITISH MUSEUM

This book shows Vikings as they saw themselves. It defines their social values and looks at the problems as they encountered them as they discovered new lands, populated them and the difficulties of keeping law and order in these new establishments.

Chronicles of the Vikings: Records, Memorials and Myths

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