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Scandinavian folk on Nyckelharpa
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03.03.202504:19
A Favour, Edmund Blair Leighton 🇬🇧
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Germanic horn
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"I'm proud of them, for what they did then for all of Europe."
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13.02.202512:45
A facial reconstruction of the famous Nordic Bronze Age girl from Egtved in Denmark, carried out by the National Museum of Denmark
The Egtved girl was discovered by Peter Platz in 1921. While clearing the last remains of a burial mound in his field, his shovel struck something hard. It turned out to be an oak coffin.
The Egtved Girl lived in the 14th century BC and was probably born in southern Germany. Her teeth showed that she was not originally from Denmark. Her homeland was most likely the Black Forest.
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The Egtved girl was discovered by Peter Platz in 1921. While clearing the last remains of a burial mound in his field, his shovel struck something hard. It turned out to be an oak coffin.
The Egtved Girl lived in the 14th century BC and was probably born in southern Germany. Her teeth showed that she was not originally from Denmark. Her homeland was most likely the Black Forest.
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08.02.202517:00
Pensive, Wtadystaw Czachórski, 1883 - Polish 🇵🇱
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08.02.202517:50
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09.02.202502:01
"A Pause from Reading" 1889 by Wilhelm Menzler (1846-1926) - German 🇩🇪
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08.02.202509:25
ODIN
Odin, the Allfather of Norse mythology, is one of the most complex and powerful gods in the Norse pantheon. Ruler of Asgard and chief of the sir, he is associated with wisdom, war, death, magic, poetry, and prophecy. Often depicted as a one-eyed wanderer, Odin is a relentless seeker of knowledge, willing to make great sacrifices in his pursuit of wisdom.
Odin's thirst for wisdom is legendary. To gain knowledge of the cosmos, he sacrificed one of his eyes at Mimir's Well, granting him deep insight into the past, present, and future. He also hanged himself from Yggdrasil, the World Tree, for nine days and nights to discover the runes-powerful symbols of magic and knowledge.
As a god of war, Odin did not simply favor the strongest warriors but those who fought with cunning and strategy. He sent his Valkyries to the battlefield to choose the bravest slain warriors, bringing them to Valhalla, his great hall in Asgard. There, these warriors, known as the Einherjar, trained for Ragnarök, the prophesied end of the world.
Odin is always accompanied by his two ravens, Huginn ("Thought") and Muninn ("Memory"), who fly across the world bringing him news. He also has two wolves, Geri and Freki, and rides the mighty eight-legged horse Sleipnir, the fastest steed in existence, said to be the offspring of Loki.
Odin is destined to play a crucial role in Ragnarök, the final battle where the gods and their enemies will clash. He will face the great wolf Fenrir, who will devour him, fulfilling an inescapable fate. However, Odin's legacy will live on through his sons, particularly Viöarr, who will avenae him bv slavina Fenrir.
Odin's influence extends far beyond mythology.
His image as a wise, yet ruthless god has shaped depictions of rulers, wizards, and warriors throughout history. His name lives on in Wednesday ("Woden's Day"), and he continues to be a key figure in literature, films, and games.
Odin is a god of paradoxes-a war god who seeks wisdom, a ruler who embraces death, and a wanderer who commands great power.
What do you know about Odin?
Artist: Alberto Aponte
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Odin, the Allfather of Norse mythology, is one of the most complex and powerful gods in the Norse pantheon. Ruler of Asgard and chief of the sir, he is associated with wisdom, war, death, magic, poetry, and prophecy. Often depicted as a one-eyed wanderer, Odin is a relentless seeker of knowledge, willing to make great sacrifices in his pursuit of wisdom.
Odin's thirst for wisdom is legendary. To gain knowledge of the cosmos, he sacrificed one of his eyes at Mimir's Well, granting him deep insight into the past, present, and future. He also hanged himself from Yggdrasil, the World Tree, for nine days and nights to discover the runes-powerful symbols of magic and knowledge.
As a god of war, Odin did not simply favor the strongest warriors but those who fought with cunning and strategy. He sent his Valkyries to the battlefield to choose the bravest slain warriors, bringing them to Valhalla, his great hall in Asgard. There, these warriors, known as the Einherjar, trained for Ragnarök, the prophesied end of the world.
Odin is always accompanied by his two ravens, Huginn ("Thought") and Muninn ("Memory"), who fly across the world bringing him news. He also has two wolves, Geri and Freki, and rides the mighty eight-legged horse Sleipnir, the fastest steed in existence, said to be the offspring of Loki.
Odin is destined to play a crucial role in Ragnarök, the final battle where the gods and their enemies will clash. He will face the great wolf Fenrir, who will devour him, fulfilling an inescapable fate. However, Odin's legacy will live on through his sons, particularly Viöarr, who will avenae him bv slavina Fenrir.
Odin's influence extends far beyond mythology.
His image as a wise, yet ruthless god has shaped depictions of rulers, wizards, and warriors throughout history. His name lives on in Wednesday ("Woden's Day"), and he continues to be a key figure in literature, films, and games.
Odin is a god of paradoxes-a war god who seeks wisdom, a ruler who embraces death, and a wanderer who commands great power.
What do you know about Odin?
Artist: Alberto Aponte
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