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Tag Archives: Vikings
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 three)
Wulf: A Displaced Anglo-Saxon, c. 1090 It had been the better part of a lifetime since the Conquest, and Wulf was resolved to stay and settle in his adoptive city. His loyalty to his former liege lords had been remote … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexios I Komnenos, Constantinople, Danes, English, Greek, Harold Godwinson, Latin, Orthodoxy, Vikings, William the Conqueror
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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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Þrír Vegir í Miklagarð (part one)
Halfdan: A Swedish Varangian via Kievan Rus, c. 990 Halfdan was not the first Halfdan to come to Miklagard. This he discovered shortly after his arrival from Kiev with Prince Vladimir’s other Rus. On especially important days, the life-guard accompanied … Continue reading
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Tagged Constantinople, food, Greek, Hagia Sophia, inscriptions, Kiev, Miklagård, Rus, Vikings, Vladimir the Great
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Summer Sequel: Three Roads to Miklagård
Brigid Ehrmantraut from Princeton University has been generous to offer her recent essay on Scandinavian mercenaries in Constantinople as a reading feuilleton for the Nordic Byzantine Network. Before we do so, we are happy to have Brigid’s attention for a few … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Comnena, Constantinople, literature, Miklagård, Vikings
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Mer Miklagård
De två volymer om vikingar och Bysans som Fedir Androschuk förestått inom serien Studia Byzantina Upsaliensia har nyligen belönats med en recension av Rune Edberg som vi här tar tillfället att länka till.
Ny serie om vikingaflicka i Miklagård
Läsare av Dagens ETC har sedan i somras kunnat följa den äventyrliga vikingaflickan Siris resa till Miklagård i form av Patric Nyströms och Per Demervalls nya seriealbum Siri och vikingarna, utgivet av Rabén & Sjögren (2016). I följetongsformatet publiceras en … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, Constantinople, Hippodrome, Miklagård, reception, Vikings
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Bysans i Belgrad
Den 22-27 augusti samlades världens bysantinologer i Belgrad för att under AIEB:s egid delta i den 23:e internationella kongressen för bysantinska studier. Temat för 2016 års kongress var ”Byzantium – a world of changes”, och i viss mån kan man … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Athos, manuscript, narrative, neo-byzantine, Palaiologos, politics, Vikings
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Byzantium and the Viking World
In February, Uppsala University was proud to host a book release for the publication of Byzantium and the Viking World (eds. Fedir Androschuk, Jonathan Shepard and Monica White), the outcome of a fruitful cooperation that some of our readers may recall from … Continue reading