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01 NBA Kings 👱🏼
Anglo-Saxons 👨🏻
Ancient European cosmetic culture. | 951 | 11 | Loading... |
02 The warrior aristocracy of Bronze Age Europe were buried in warrior graves with personal weaponry - like daggers, swords, and spears.
But there were other objects in these graves like hair combs, bronze razors and tweezers, cloak pins, and awls for tattooing the skin, that all speak to a profound interest in clothing, personal grooming and in adorning the warrior.
So what can this all tell us about this aristocracy, the beliefs and practices of these elite men, and the nature of masculinity in prehistory?
Find out by watching this video! | 864 | 9 | Loading... |
03 Vidarshov in Norway was a site of cultic activity believed to have been dedicated to Víðarr.
The site was built on a farm, indicating that the temple was overseen by a local chieftain. The foundations of the chieftain's longhouse date to 200-400 AD, predating the Anglo-Saxon migration.
On a ridge within the surrounding forest, 25 large cairns and burial mounds dated to 500-1000 AD surround the site, suggesting that the site was a centre of religious activity in use over many generations. | 1 310 | 12 | Loading... |
04 Vidarshov in Norway is an archaeological site of cult activity believed to have been dedicated to Víðarr.
The site was built on a farm, indicating that the temple was overseen by a local chieftain.
The foundations of the longhouse date to 200-400 AD, predating the Anglo-Saxon migration.
On a ridge within a forest, 25 large cairns and burial mounds dated to 500-1000 AD surround the site, suggesting that the site was a centre of religious activity that was in use over many generations. | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
05 Jackson Crawford at the National Library of Norway. | 1 339 | 8 | Loading... |
06 You can kill the man but not the idea! The Celtic Iron Age Ciumeşti helmet. | 2 990 | 55 | Loading... |
07 To classify everyone else as indigenous while ignoring the thousands of years that that my lineage dwelled upon the rainy Isles of North Western Europe highlights your insidious intent to dehumanize my people. | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
08 Wotan from Die Nibelungen directed by Fritz Lang (1924).
Die Nibelungen is a two-part series consisting of Die Nibelungen: Siegfried, and Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge.
The series is based on the Nibelungenlied, the Saga of the Vǫlsungs, and the stories of Sigurd from the Poetic Edda. | 2 875 | 44 | Loading... |
09 Media files | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
10 Anachronism and adaptation
Modern Pagans should not seek to re-enact the past but rather learn from it, adapt it, and incorporate it into our lives today.
For example, it would be impractical for modern Pagans to worship the Gods for a good harvest without having a farm in need of immediate environmental change. This would be re-enactment and ritual for the sake of it. My hearth, for example, conducts rituals in accordance with the yearly traditions and customs of our pre-Christian English (and broadly Germanic) ancestors as laid out in the historical sources, but for reasons that are applicable to us today. This way, we bring in the fulfilling presence and blessings of the Gods into our lives today in a way that is not purely anachronistic but still maintains tradition.
The idea that Germanic Pagans should conduct ourselves as if we are stuck in a time capsule from 400-900 AD is a faulty assumption. Prayer and group ritual should adapt and suit the needs, purposes, and goals of our lives today because the Gods and ancestors exist with us today in the here-and-now.
Modern technology has also allowed us to evolve with the times. Therefore, some modern Pagans may even choose not to sacrifice animals as our ancestors once did because it may not be practical, or it may be due to philosophical reasons and the fact that these days we can simply purchase meat from a butcher.
These days, Pagans may have no need to worship Woden in the context of war because it is not an immediate and primary concern for us living in modern civilisation during peacetime. However, we can worship Woden in the context of travel, as an example, because He is called also called Journey-Empowerer and Mountain-Wanderer. Thus, the worship of the Gods becomes applicable to us today where we have the privilege to live in a more stable and luxurious context. | 1 825 | 17 | Loading... |
11 Anachronism and adaptation
Modern Pagans should not seek to re-enact the past but rather learn from it, adapt it, and incorporate it into our lives today.
For example, it would be impractical for modern Pagans to worship the Gods for a good harvest despite without having a farm in need of immediate environmental change. This would be re-enactment and ritual for the sake of it. My hearth, for example, conducts rituals in accordance with the yearly traditions and customs of our pre-Christian English (and broadly Germanic) ancestors as laid out in the historical sources, but for reasons that are applicable to us today. This way, we bring in the fulfilling presence and blessings of the Gods into our lives today in a way that is not purely anachronistic but still maintains tradition.
The idea that Germanic Pagans should conduct ourselves as if we are stuck in a time capsule from 400-900 AD is a faulty assumption. Prayer and group ritual should adapt and suit the needs, purposes, and goals of our lives today because the Gods and ancestors exist with us today in the here-and-now.
Modern technology has also allowed us to evolve with the times. Therefore, some modern Pagans may even choose not to sacrifice animals as our ancestors once did because it may not be practical, or it may be due to philosophical reasons and the fact that these days we can simply purchase meat from a butcher.
These days, Pagans may have no need to worship Woden in the context of war because it is not an immediate and primary concern for us living in modern civilisation during peacetime. However, we can worship Woden in the context of travel, as an example, because He is called also called Journey-Empowerer and Mountain-Wanderer. Thus, the worship of the Gods becomes applicable to us today where we have the privilege to live in a more stable and luxurious context. | 1 | 0 | Loading... |
12 Glad Solstice.
Thank you Lord, for everything you have given me.
I will forever serve you in this life and many more. | 1 244 | 4 | Loading... |
13 The Hearth of Devon’s Midsummer blot to Thunor was attended by 25 worshippers last night in Somerset.
It was an auspicious offering of mead libations, bone fire, a bread idol, and other food including a communal goat stew. The blot was followed by sumble and games late into the night. | 877 | 3 | Loading... |
14 Midsummer 2024 / 17th Ærra Liða
Photographs from this year's Midsummer blót at my hearth, Woden's Grove. This year, we gathered by a century-old tree and to worship Þunor (Old Norse: Þórr) and Wōden (Old Norse: Óðinn).
First, we began by thanking Wōden for giving us Þunor. Prayers were directed towards Him, followed by libational offerings. Following this, we made blót to Þunor as is custom. The day finished with feasting and merriment.
The photographs above capture some moments of this year's Midsummer event. | 4 194 | 21 | Loading... |
15 Bledsian Sunnstede!
Góðan Midsommar!
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…almost looks like a figure in the smoke there. | 1 218 | 2 | Loading... |
16 Offerings were given to Þunor and Wōden. We were granted an obvious sign today. | 1 073 | 3 | Loading... |
17 The Uppåkra complex in southern Sweden is one of the largest sites of cult activity to Woden/Óðinn from the Iron Age. It is believed to have been the former site of a chieftain that was both a marketplace and a place of worship as evidence of other structures surrounding the temple were found in the archaeological record.
Close to the buildings were deposits of spears and shields, and a right-side ocular and eyebrow from a helmet, similar to the types found as Sutton Hoo, Valsgärde and Vendel. A bronze horned figure was also discovered with the right eye on his face purposely struck out. | 2 778 | 15 | Loading... |
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Ancient European cosmetic culture.
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The warrior aristocracy of Bronze Age Europe were buried in warrior graves with personal weaponry - like daggers, swords, and spears.
But there were other objects in these graves like hair combs, bronze razors and tweezers, cloak pins, and awls for tattooing the skin, that all speak to a profound interest in clothing, personal grooming and in adorning the warrior.
So what can this all tell us about this aristocracy, the beliefs and practices of these elite men, and the nature of masculinity in prehistory?
Find out by watching this video!
Shaving Like Warriors In Ancient Europe
Be sure to use the code "dandavis" to get 100 free blades when you purchase your Henson razor here: http://hensonshaving.com/dandavishistory The warrior aristocracy of Bronze Age Europe were buried in warrior graves with his personal weaponry - like daggers, swords, and spears. But there were other objects in these graves like hair combs, bronze razors and tweezers, cloak pins, and awls for tattooing the skin, that all speak to a profound interest in clothing, personal grooming and in adorning the warrior. So what can this all tell us about this aristocracy, the beliefs and practices of these elite men, and the nature of masculinity in prehistory? *If you enjoy my videos please consider supporting the channel* Patreon ➜
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https://www.academia.edu/29528216/The_Warriors_Beauty_The_Masculine_Body_and_Self_Identity_in_Bronze_Age_EuropeLooking Sharp - Dutch Bronze Age razors and tweezers in context Arnoldussen & Steegstra: DOI:
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https://en.natmus.dk/*Video Chapters* 00:00 Bronze Age Warrior Graves 01:41 Sponsorship 03:04 The Rise of the Warrior Aristocracy 05:04 Warrior Journeying 06:17 Warrior Drinking 07:13 Warrior Clothing 07:55 Warrior Grooming 08:32 Origins of Bronze Razors 09:26 Why was it so important? 11:07 Ritual Grooming as Transformation 12:04 Nordic Bronze Age razors 13:21 Shaving as a rite of passage 14:40 Warrior tattoos 15:20 the Nature of the Bronze Age Warrior
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Vidarshov in Norway was a site of cultic activity believed to have been dedicated to Víðarr.
The site was built on a farm, indicating that the temple was overseen by a local chieftain. The foundations of the chieftain's longhouse date to 200-400 AD, predating the Anglo-Saxon migration.
On a ridge within the surrounding forest, 25 large cairns and burial mounds dated to 500-1000 AD surround the site, suggesting that the site was a centre of religious activity in use over many generations.
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Vidarshov in Norway is an archaeological site of cult activity believed to have been dedicated to Víðarr.
The site was built on a farm, indicating that the temple was overseen by a local chieftain.
The foundations of the longhouse date to 200-400 AD, predating the Anglo-Saxon migration.
On a ridge within a forest, 25 large cairns and burial mounds dated to 500-1000 AD surround the site, suggesting that the site was a centre of religious activity that was in use over many generations.
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Jackson Crawford at the National Library of Norway.
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You can kill the man but not the idea! The Celtic Iron Age Ciumeşti helmet.
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To classify everyone else as indigenous while ignoring the thousands of years that that my lineage dwelled upon the rainy Isles of North Western Europe highlights your insidious intent to dehumanize my people.
Wotan from Die Nibelungen directed by Fritz Lang (1924).
Die Nibelungen is a two-part series consisting of Die Nibelungen: Siegfried, and Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge.
The series is based on the Nibelungenlied, the Saga of the Vǫlsungs, and the stories of Sigurd from the Poetic Edda.
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Anachronism and adaptation
Modern Pagans should not seek to re-enact the past but rather learn from it, adapt it, and incorporate it into our lives today.
For example, it would be impractical for modern Pagans to worship the Gods for a good harvest without having a farm in need of immediate environmental change. This would be re-enactment and ritual for the sake of it. My hearth, for example, conducts rituals in accordance with the yearly traditions and customs of our pre-Christian English (and broadly Germanic) ancestors as laid out in the historical sources, but for reasons that are applicable to us today. This way, we bring in the fulfilling presence and blessings of the Gods into our lives today in a way that is not purely anachronistic but still maintains tradition.
The idea that Germanic Pagans should conduct ourselves as if we are stuck in a time capsule from 400-900 AD is a faulty assumption. Prayer and group ritual should adapt and suit the needs, purposes, and goals of our lives today because the Gods and ancestors exist with us today in the here-and-now.
Modern technology has also allowed us to evolve with the times. Therefore, some modern Pagans may even choose not to sacrifice animals as our ancestors once did because it may not be practical, or it may be due to philosophical reasons and the fact that these days we can simply purchase meat from a butcher.
These days, Pagans may have no need to worship Woden in the context of war because it is not an immediate and primary concern for us living in modern civilisation during peacetime. However, we can worship Woden in the context of travel, as an example, because He is called also called Journey-Empowerer and Mountain-Wanderer. Thus, the worship of the Gods becomes applicable to us today where we have the privilege to live in a more stable and luxurious context.
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