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ᛉ Sagnamaðr Stark ᛉ

Musings on Indo-European and Germanic paganism and history. And artifacts.

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22.02.202502:27

“A thirteenth I know, if a thane full young
With water I sprinkle well;
He shall not fall, though he fares mid the host,
Nor sink beneath the swords.”
~Hávamál 159, Bellows

This stanza refers to Ausa Vatni; sprinkling a baby with water, and dedication to a deity.
Art by Christian Krohg, 1899. ᛚ

“Þat kann ek it þrettánda: ef ek skal þegn ungan verpa vatni á, mun-at hann falla, þótt hann í folk komi, hnígr-a sá halr fyr hjörum.”

21.02.202522:46

A Vendel Era seax from Bjärs, Gotland.

21.02.202503:03

How the Vikings were depicted in the Passio Sancto Edmundi, painted shortly after the Viking Age in 1130AD.
They wear colourful tunics and pointed caps (or painted helmets?), and some have knotted sashes rather than belts.
Interestingly, several are depicted barefoot; Irish kerns often fought barefoot, as footwear would quickly become waterlogged in the many rivers and marshy terrain.
You can see the pattern welding in the blades of their swords and axes, along with possible inlays.
One of their ships has a raven figurehead, others have what could be wolves; very Odinic.
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20.02.202522:49

A silver Thor’s hammer recently found in Ullensaker, Akershus, Norway. Each side has a different design.

20.02.202506:15

Several Viking Age miniature weapons, including a particularly interesting miniature axe from a noblewoman’s burial Svingesæter, Norway. Miniature weapons sometimes had suspension loops to be worn as amulets, and are also often found in burials, and may have been intended to protect the owner in the journey to the afterlife.

19.02.202522:59

Mongolian shamans carry sets of miniature weapons, made of iron or copper, used to defend against attackers of the spiritual plane, such as evil spirits and witchcraft, with different weapons for attacking at different ranges. The amulet rings and miniature weapons found across the Germanic world may have been used for similar purposes.
Mongolian sets contain nine miniature weapons, and several surviving Viking Age amulet rings have nine objects.

19.02.202502:28

An interesting gripping beast figure carved from jet, found in a noblewoman’s burial in Nedra Vold, Akershus, Norway.
Jet was widely believed to have apotropaic properties across Europe, such as protecting against evil spirits, illness, and witchcraft. This figure undoubtedly would’ve been used as a protective amulet. ᛉ

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18.02.202522:24

“A ninth I know, if need there comes To shelter my ship on the flood; The wind I calm upon the waves, And the sea I put to sleep.”
~Hávamál 155, Bellows
Art by Carl Emil Doepler, 1905. ᚬ
“Þat kann ek it níunda:
ef mik nauðr of stendr at
bjarga fari mínu á floti,
vind ek kyrri vági á ok svæfik allan sæ.”

18.02.202505:12

Beautiful sword hilt from Rolvsøy, Norway, with Borre-style zoomorphic ferrules and an inlaid trisklelion (Valknut?). ࿋

17.02.202521:23

A Frankish swastika brooch from the Côte d’Opale, northern France, 5-6th Century. 卍

17.02.202503:20

The figure on the right could also depict Woden flanked by His ravens above and wolves below, and also appears to be holding a spear. ^

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17.02.202503:15

Woden image on the Franks Casket? In this image from the Franks Casket lid (named after Sir A W Franks) we see Ægil the archer defending a wall with a figure behind him, often believed to be his swan-wife Olrun (Alruna). We know for sure that it is Ægil the archer for his name is spelt in runes above him (Ægili ᚫᚷᛁᛚᛁ) however Stephen Pollington suggests that this second figure is in fact Woden directing the defences of Wælheall (Valhalla). ‘Easily known to Ygg's chosen are the heavenly halls: A wolf hangeth o'er the western gate, and hovers an eagle on high.’ This description of Wælheall may be seen in the carving, as there appears to be eagle heads above him and wolf heads below.

17.02.202503:08

Pagans should keep some extra Eddas on hand to proselytize more effectively.
Been thinking, when I was doing my Jól shopping, it struck me how hard it was to find an Edda and even Iliad locally, I had to dig through a mountain of sanitized versions of the Gita and Sutras, and even books on Wicca and demons.
Currently, Catholicism and Protestantism are in sharp decline among Europeans, and paganism is on the rise. Making our holy texts more accessible will aid this.
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16.02.202521:57

A small Viking Age silver alloy buckle, found in North Yorkshire, 9-11th Century. Depending on how you look at it, you may see an animal head or a bearded face.

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16.02.202503:15

When the Ottomans captured Otranto, Italy, survivors were given the choice of conversion to Islam or death, a situation similar to what many of our ancestors faced. Many chose death, but many converted to survive, and as soon as the city was recaptured, returned to Catholicism (I wonder if Islam now counts as “the faith of their forefathers” by their own logic).
Pagans are effectively doing the same, but on a much larger scale.
Pic: the bones of 800 Italians who refused conversion.

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17.02.202521:23

A Frankish swastika brooch from the Côte d’Opale, northern France, 5-6th Century. 卍

04.02.202504:40

“Water Fairy”, a 8,000 year old statue from Lepensky Vir, Serbia, thought to depict a god of the Mesolithic pre-Indo European religion. It was found next to a fireplace along with other carved stones and bones, indicating a religious site.

14.02.202507:35

Draug is currently available on YouTube. One of the most historically accurate Viking movies I’ve seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hikEC0plc6I

21.02.202522:46

A Vendel Era seax from Bjärs, Gotland.

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18.02.202505:12

Beautiful sword hilt from Rolvsøy, Norway, with Borre-style zoomorphic ferrules and an inlaid trisklelion (Valknut?). ࿋

13.02.202521:37

“It can scarcely be doubted that (Wuotan) is immediately derived from the verb OHG watan, wuot, but not identical with Latin vadere. From watan comes the subst. wuot (our wuth, fury), as animus properly means ingenium, and then also impetuousity, wildness; the ON óðr has kept to the meaning. According to this, Wuotan, Óðinn would be the all-powerful, all-penetrating being, qui omnia permeat, as Lucan says of Jupiter.”
~Jacob Grimm, Teutonic Mythology
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05.02.202522:42

An Anglo Saxon burial urn with stamped swastikas from Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, 5-6th Century.

21.02.202503:03