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Tag Archives: coins
Nordic Tales, Byzantine Paths, and a visit to Gotland
In 2019, when we all thought that the 24th International Congress of Byzantine Studies would take place in Istanbul in August 2021, the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul was approached by Buket Kitapçı Bayrı of the Tukish Committee for Byzantine … Continue reading
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Tagged art, coins, Gotland, middle-byzantine era, reception, storytelling, Vikings
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Þrír Vegir í Miklagarð (part two)
Bolli: An Opportunistic Icelander, c. 1040 Bolli’s ax sat heavily on his shoulders, but he did not notice the weight. The emperor’s life-guard was back from Bulgar-fighting in Prilep and he was thinking about the new red cloak he would … Continue reading
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Tagged Bulgars, clothing, coins, furs, gold, Harald Hardrada, Miklagård, Normans, purple, runes, Vikings, war, Yaroslav of Kiev
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Byzantine days in Uppsala
A series of Byzantine events took place in Uppsala on 15-17 October, in collaboration between Greek and Byzantine Studies, Uppsala University, the Uppsala Coin Cabinet, Museum Gustavianum and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study. Cécile Morrisson held a lecture in … Continue reading