From Danelaw to Denmark: A Viking Journey Vikings Anglo-Saxons Documentary
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Again, in end-days prophecies
Israel isn't Jerusalem. Nor Judah in the middle-east state named by man as Israel.
Judah is the tribe of Judah. Around the world and in the state named Israel. All who call themselves Jews are not. The Noahide laws are a man-made enslaver. Noah kept and obeyed only the 10 commandments.
. many. have come in His Name and deceiving the. Many. .
Genesis 48, about Manasseh:
. he too shall be great. They call their union Great Britian. Great land of the coventers. A multitude of nations is the United States of America. 50, Yehovah's number of freedom, as seen in His every-50th-year Jubilee. Type those.
Scandinavia looks to be saying 'across the land of Dan'. Some spell it
Scandanavia.
Denmark is Dan's mark Denmark. Sweden is Naphtali of Israel. Now being conquered by the sons of Ishmael.
Deuteronomy 28
is to all 13 tribes of Israel. The sons of Ishmael are Trojan Horse. The Chinese will send out the
200, 000, 000 man army.
Leviticus 23 is to The Whole House of Israel, all 13 tribes. In all your generations, in all your dwelling areas.
And v 3.
Genesis 2: 2.
Date: 2022-09-10
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G.
In Scandinavian languages vik = bay so the early Anglo word of wic seems only to mean vik which would make Londenwic = London Bay. This makes sense, later in the viking age the Norwegian area around Oslo would be known as Viken which would mean The Bay and geographically both Oslo and London fit the description. At this time though Scandinavia/Netherlands/Northern Germany spoke a language very similar to each other.
Also theorized to be the root word of viking = he who lies in the bay, referring to what we now know as vikings and common pirates.
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In Scandinavian languages vik = bay so the early Anglo word of wic seems only to mean vik which would make Londenwic = London Bay. This makes sense, later in the viking age the Norwegian area around Oslo would be known as Viken which would mean The Bay and geographically both Oslo and London fit the description. At this time though Scandinavia/Netherlands/Northern Germany spoke a language very similar to each other.
Also theorized to be the root word of viking = he who lies in the bay, referring to what we now know as vikings and common pirates.
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Lady
A big thank you for your interesting and magnificently made videos! You trully have a creative eye to present this information in a fresh and vibrant way! I felt so exited watching this!
Now, I'd like to introduce myself. I've been collecting all medieval and some viking videos, while writing a novel; but anybody can watch them. I hope you don't mind, me adding some of yours to my list. They are only to make my research easier.
Congratulations for your fantastic videos! I love them!
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A big thank you for your interesting and magnificently made videos! You trully have a creative eye to present this information in a fresh and vibrant way! I felt so exited watching this!
Now, I'd like to introduce myself. I've been collecting all medieval and some viking videos, while writing a novel; but anybody can watch them. I hope you don't mind, me adding some of yours to my list. They are only to make my research easier.
Congratulations for your fantastic videos! I love them!
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Erik
The map shown at 15: 55 in the video labels Norway as 'Norsemen'.
In truth, the Norse culture is shared by Norway Sweden Denmark Faroe Islands Shetland Orkney and Iceland.
Although the founder of Norse culture, King Nor, seems to have created his kingdom in Norway, also the other mentioned areas are of Norse culture.
Therefore Norway should be labeled as Norway, not as Norsemen, because the Danes Swedes Geats are Norse too.
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The map shown at 15: 55 in the video labels Norway as 'Norsemen'.
In truth, the Norse culture is shared by Norway Sweden Denmark Faroe Islands Shetland Orkney and Iceland.
Although the founder of Norse culture, King Nor, seems to have created his kingdom in Norway, also the other mentioned areas are of Norse culture.
Therefore Norway should be labeled as Norway, not as Norsemen, because the Danes Swedes Geats are Norse too.
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BlargCorp
Great video! I just returned from a trip to Catalunya, specifically the communities of Girona and Tarragona. It was interesting to see the Roman ruins that were built over by first the Visigoths, then by the Barons that controlled the region after Charlemagne. I would really like to find out how the people of this region continued after the Roman Empire fell apart.
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Great video! I just returned from a trip to Catalunya, specifically the communities of Girona and Tarragona. It was interesting to see the Roman ruins that were built over by first the Visigoths, then by the Barons that controlled the region after Charlemagne. I would really like to find out how the people of this region continued after the Roman Empire fell apart.
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stonacious
I can not begin to thank you enough for putting these up. You truly have a talent sir. I'm lost in your research. If you're ever in the northern Virginia area, you've got a friend and fellow history followers here. We're in a 300 year old farm place, an original part of the new world's history. Come see us, and sincere thanks.
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I can not begin to thank you enough for putting these up. You truly have a talent sir. I'm lost in your research. If you're ever in the northern Virginia area, you've got a friend and fellow history followers here. We're in a 300 year old farm place, an original part of the new world's history. Come see us, and sincere thanks.
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Stephi
Well done Pete! Thank you. It just occurred to me, the name Lunden (London-wik) is Swedish, and I believe it means Grove. The college town in southern Sweden, just north of Malmo is named Lund. Perhaps this made them feel more at home? A compromise between London and Lund. Hmm?
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Well done Pete! Thank you. It just occurred to me, the name Lunden (London-wik) is Swedish, and I believe it means Grove. The college town in southern Sweden, just north of Malmo is named Lund. Perhaps this made them feel more at home? A compromise between London and Lund. Hmm?
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Idge
I want to say the same as other. I value your videos hugely. Also I know your views were probably down for the videos focused on africa, I havent had chance to watch them properly but thank you for doing that too and they are hugely useful. You are a great resource.
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I want to say the same as other. I value your videos hugely. Also I know your views were probably down for the videos focused on africa, I havent had chance to watch them properly but thank you for doing that too and they are hugely useful. You are a great resource.
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Frank
Must have been made by giants being your conclusion based on the poem (quoted. But listening to such a poem it is no poet stretch that perhaps the author was referring to the Roman Empire (as being the giant). This stood out immediately to me upon hearing it.
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Must have been made by giants being your conclusion based on the poem (quoted. But listening to such a poem it is no poet stretch that perhaps the author was referring to the Roman Empire (as being the giant). This stood out immediately to me upon hearing it.
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Secret
Fascinating! Here in the UK, we learn a little as we grow up about Saxons and Vikings spreading west to the the British Isles but we learn little about their exploits in other directions. Good to get some understanding of the big picture.
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Fascinating! Here in the UK, we learn a little as we grow up about Saxons and Vikings spreading west to the the British Isles but we learn little about their exploits in other directions. Good to get some understanding of the big picture.
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Nana
Can you explain to me why it was called The Danelaw I never understood that. I am a huge fan of England's history. And I do try to gather all it's history before George the IV's time. From that time to present is too modern for my liking.
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Can you explain to me why it was called The Danelaw I never understood that. I am a huge fan of England's history. And I do try to gather all it's history before George the IV's time. From that time to present is too modern for my liking.
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Lady
It was trully a HUGE surprise watching the saxon ruins in London! I didn't even know they existed. It would be much appreciated, if you could add a link to a MAP, showing their exact location, so many of us can visit them.
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It was trully a HUGE surprise watching the saxon ruins in London! I didn't even know they existed. It would be much appreciated, if you could add a link to a MAP, showing their exact location, so many of us can visit them.
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Guilherme
i think that's the beauty of old history, THE details of many things are lost, so at times one can only use it's imagination to bring those events back to life, like the arthurian legends for example
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i think that's the beauty of old history, THE details of many things are lost, so at times one can only use it's imagination to bring those events back to life, like the arthurian legends for example
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Dean
Pete, is there anything worthwhile to write about Visby?
I've heard of a battle fought their, but little else. Situated where it is I'd expect some interesting tales to be had related to the island.
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Pete, is there anything worthwhile to write about Visby?
I've heard of a battle fought their, but little else. Situated where it is I'd expect some interesting tales to be had related to the island.
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Robin
My young daughter watches some ruddish dressing a doll up video and it has 8. 8 million views whule a video of this greatness has only 50k views. and we wonder why Western Society is in decay
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My young daughter watches some ruddish dressing a doll up video and it has 8. 8 million views whule a video of this greatness has only 50k views. and we wonder why Western Society is in decay
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Jeremy
I love these videos so much man. This one in particular was so well narrated and detailed that it almost felt like I was right there sailing through history with Wulfstan. Amazing.
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I love these videos so much man. This one in particular was so well narrated and detailed that it almost felt like I was right there sailing through history with Wulfstan. Amazing.
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Chris
Thanks for another helpful account on northern isles and Europe during this period little by little beginning to grasp the players and interactions subsequent to Roman recession.
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Thanks for another helpful account on northern isles and Europe during this period little by little beginning to grasp the players and interactions subsequent to Roman recession.
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Sheila
Peace and Blessings Too My Brothers and My sisters May God Bless Everyone Always May God Bless Everyone Richly with everything they need Always Much Love Blessings Always
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Peace and Blessings Too My Brothers and My sisters May God Bless Everyone Always May God Bless Everyone Richly with everything they need Always Much Love Blessings Always
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Sheila
Peace and Blessings Too My Brothers May God Bless Everyone Always May God Bless Everyone Richly with everything they need Always Much Love Blessings Always
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Peace and Blessings Too My Brothers May God Bless Everyone Always May God Bless Everyone Richly with everything they need Always Much Love Blessings Always
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stomnish
Cnar or Knarr as we say in Scandinavia comes from the sounds from the ship in use. It bends and making sound from the boards the ship is made of.
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Cnar or Knarr as we say in Scandinavia comes from the sounds from the ship in use. It bends and making sound from the boards the ship is made of.
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