Vikings Live: a tour from the British Museum

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The Vikings are coming... again! In 2014 we followed on from the success of Pompeii Live with another live broadcast- this time from the exhibition Vikings: life and legend. Here is that broadcast, presented by Bettany Hughes and Michael Wood, featuring the largest Viking warship ever found, Roskilde 6 along with interviews with Viking scholars from across the world. Michael and Bettany explore the viking world from the homelands to its farthest reaches, Viking ship craft, trading, warfare and religion are brought to life through the spectacular objects that were brought together for this blockbuster exhibition.
This video has a BBFC rating of 12A and contains descriptions of graphic violence that some viewers may find distressing, viewer discretion is advised.
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The BP exhibition Vikings: life and legend was supported by BP. The exhibition was organised with the National Museum of Denmark and the Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.
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@britishmuseum
@britishmuseum 2 роки тому
Sadly this exhibition is no longer on. However, you can get a number of books about the Vikings, including some written by curator Gareth Williams, as well as a whole host of Vikings inspired gifts, games and replicas in our shop here: bit.ly/36EGO7c
@radun.1557
@radun.1557 Рік тому
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@radun.1557
@radun.1557 Рік тому
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@oneshotme
@oneshotme Рік тому
Hard for me to hear whats being said with the music so loud!! Maybe next time have it a LOT lower. For those of us that have hearing problems it drowns out the person talking
@waffleheaddude7758
@waffleheaddude7758 Рік тому
Po. 0
@sean659
@sean659 Рік тому
Why are you so proud displaying stolen artifacts?
@spider46531
@spider46531 3 роки тому
BBC always makes the music louder than the voice..........WHY!!!
@Alex-ot5fs
@Alex-ot5fs 2 роки тому
Smh, was saying the same thing, aren't heard the intro
@nilo70
@nilo70 Рік тому
It’s been that way for a thousand yerrs
@suzieanderton4239
@suzieanderton4239 Рік тому
To drown out the British accents.😂
@nataliemunden5164
@nataliemunden5164 Рік тому
The disappointment continues
@suzanneoshannessy7666
@suzanneoshannessy7666 Рік тому
Yes l agree the music was too loud
@BoiseG
@BoiseG 3 роки тому
In 2014, I flew from Boise, Idaho to London just to see the Viking exhibit live and I have enjoyed this program almost as much as I enjoyed my visit to the British Museum. Thanks for the wonderful program!!!
@pommiebears
@pommiebears 3 роки тому
BoiseG I flew from stanstead, Essex....to Norway, to see the longboat. It was awesome.
@markuspalmqvist3692
@markuspalmqvist3692 3 роки тому
You should fly to Oslo, Norway and see their vikingboats. This is nothing compered what they got.
@prepperjonpnw6482
@prepperjonpnw6482 3 роки тому
I have to ask were you not disappointed to find that the “ship” is mainly modern metal with just a few pieces of rotten wood at the bottom?
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 роки тому
@@prepperjonpnw6482 A longship hoax... Made by Marvel Denmark. 😞
@Awesomeguy-lx5xr
@Awesomeguy-lx5xr 3 роки тому
They stole all if their artifacts from countries and they refuse to put it back.
@drewbocop
@drewbocop 3 роки тому
Pretty good but I think the intro music should be a bit louder. I can still hear the narrator talking.
@voornaam3191
@voornaam3191 2 роки тому
In Viking times, push that narrator into a curragh, and the wind will save him. :-)
@thechetanprajapati9227
@thechetanprajapati9227 2 роки тому
😂😂
@MichaelBOGGY
@MichaelBOGGY 2 роки тому
I know right
@julieturcios41
@julieturcios41 2 роки тому
Yeah. I thought my hearing was going even with my earbuds in.
@julieturcios41
@julieturcios41 2 роки тому
I have Norris heritage, and my son took it to heart. He has adopted paganism, and he loves he job as a tattoo artist, so he not only acts the part, he looks the part. Except for the pillaging and sacrifices. But he's is a veteran from serving in the army for 4 years.
@monicacall7532
@monicacall7532 2 роки тому
I have Viking ancestry on all sides of my family. When my husband, son and I went to the Viking boat museum in Oslo I got chills up and down my spine and tears in my eyes. These were my people! A lady standing by me asked me why I was crying, and I told her that I felt such a visceral connection to my ancestors. She stared at me like I was a lunatic and reminded me that the Vikings were rapers, looters and pillagers. I turned to her and said, “But they’re MY rapers, looters, looters and pillagers and that’s what counts.” She walked away from me very quickly.🇩🇰
@Lovesongs-Deathdance
@Lovesongs-Deathdance 2 роки тому
I am sorry that you were told only about the bad parts of the Viking history! Some people, even here in Scandinavia, need to learn more about the Viking era! 😶 Of course, there were many attacks by the "robbing warriors", but it was SO MUCH MORE if we look into the history. It's really amazing, what they did and how far away, as well as the imprint they did, in those times (and forward)! Most vikings (Norse) were traders, farmers, craftsmen and there were of course explorers too, and men&women who worked as soldiers and guards as far away as in the Middle East (and places which later became Turkey, Russia etc). Then there were the history of sailing West; settlements on Greenland and at the northern coasts of the American continent... You shouldn't be ashamed, or let anybody put shame on you, because of your ancestors! The ones who do that to you, are ignorant and not even nice 😒. You are very welcome to be a part of "our people", our history!! ❣️❣️ Take care!! 🌿🥀🌿🥀
@crystalwolf8206
@crystalwolf8206 2 роки тому
Every corner of the world, past and present has Rapers and looters and murderers! She just chose to fixate on our people in that moment. YOU ROCK! SKOLL!!
@cking91182
@cking91182 Рік тому
No is no such thing as Viking ancestry sweetie 😆, Viking is an occupation not an ethnic group. Maybe you mean you are from Scandinavian Decent 😆😆
@XXXTENTAClON227
@XXXTENTAClON227 Рік тому
Wtf
@silverstar4289
@silverstar4289 Рік тому
Spoken as a Viking would!
@sethman7803
@sethman7803 3 роки тому
I'm so glad the British Museum made this available online!
@Awesomeguy-lx5xr
@Awesomeguy-lx5xr 3 роки тому
Ignorent much
@bitTorrenter
@bitTorrenter 3 роки тому
But someone will say Britain stole them. Pathetic really.
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
@Fiach McHugh Ó Bruadair I think they were quite closely interlinked. There was a viking base in Ireland
@sabbyd1832
@sabbyd1832 3 роки тому
Dublin was settled by Vikings and because they settled there, nicked the style of the Irish and incorporated it into their jewelry. I think it's a beautiful combo
@maohadad5729
@maohadad5729 3 роки тому
Why is the music louder than her voice?? Don’t even know what she’s saying!
@hrperformance
@hrperformance 3 роки тому
The music is only too loud for a few seconds at the beginning, the rest is fine. If you're interested in vikings, this is a great video to watch
@kimstyles4006
@kimstyles4006 3 роки тому
Background music! Background! It means quieter than the narrator. Hello hello idiot
@felixgraphx
@felixgraphx 3 роки тому
@@kimstyles4006 They'Re VIKINGS! They're Loud!!
@spex357
@spex357 3 роки тому
@@felixgraphx I'm a relation of Thor the God of Thunder and the words "can you turn it down a bit" seem to be heard daily.
@rosalindmartin4469
@rosalindmartin4469 3 роки тому
@@felixgraphx yup👍🎠👻
@jordansummers8857
@jordansummers8857 3 роки тому
I'm 2 mins and 30 seconds in and with my girlfriends fucking phone on tik tok plus the loud background noise of this video when just trying to listen to what this lady is saying.... im gonna have an anxiety attack or scream. Im venting too im sorry but THIS ISNY HELPING MY ANXIETY
@manning643
@manning643 3 роки тому
I had a DNA test done for my ancestry, I was told I was English with a sir name of Harvey, But the DNA shows I am Scandinavian @ 60% and the rest western Europe. I live now in Charleston, South Carolina, USA. This broadcast answered the question I was looking forward to that most likely I am Viking. I have been a professional sailor all my adult life. Hmm I now know for certain that the sea runs in my blood. Thank you!!
@missflooze
@missflooze 3 роки тому
As a Brit may I say that there is actually no such thing (person) as a Viking. They were made up of Swedes, Norwegian and maybe Danes although I'm not sure if they think Danes as such existed at the same time. That I know of I am half Irish and probably half English, with some Welsh and Scottish thrown in. We are a very mixed bunch over here and our history is being constantly updated. If I sound a 'smart A' I apologise!
@missflooze
@missflooze 3 роки тому
p.s The wretched 'background' music is enough to bore anyone off the programme!
@ariaxrose1
@ariaxrose1 3 роки тому
I'm british and have German French and Scandinavian dna which most likely comes from the raiding the same as yours probably did
@arweninnj
@arweninnj 2 місяці тому
My family tree also includes Harveys (my paternal grandmother's maiden name). Although I expect it is a fairly common surname, perhaps we are cousins?
@veronicajensen7690
@veronicajensen7690 14 днів тому
AS a Dane yes we existed well before the Viking age, as a Brit you should know as it was Danes who ruled most of England for a while, that is why it was called Danelaw @@missflooze
@baberoot1998
@baberoot1998 3 роки тому
The British. Everything they do...they do epically. There is a lot of hype given to the Louvre in Paris...and no doubt, it is a stellar museum...but the British Museum...is the one to see, if given the choice. What a marvelous channel this is. What a marvelous presentation. Hear, here!!! For the British!!! (All the way from Texas). ☀️
@andrewharper1609
@andrewharper1609 3 роки тому
Thank you. I have a particular fondness for the British Museum. It's a shame that to date I haven't made it to the States.
@lastwave235
@lastwave235 2 роки тому
ah yes the theft of entire cultures all in one place.
@kathleenreid8332
@kathleenreid8332 2 роки тому
Like keeping stolen property? The Elgin marbles. Shame on them!
@erepsekahs
@erepsekahs Рік тому
I'm one of them, and I will say this...because it is true: We take extreme satisfaction in doing everything properly....not 'flashily' but properly....at least, some of us do. The extraordinary thing is that you cannot go back in history and do it again. That has to be done NOW. I do so wish other people would see it that way.....and I suppose it is fair to say...especially politicians and weather forecasters.
@XXXTENTAClON227
@XXXTENTAClON227 Рік тому
@@kathleenreid8332 Britain was the only country in the world to have a museum… you make it sound like they robbed other museums for it but no one cared for the items. The Rosetta Stone was found abandoned… by Frenchmen.
@aoakzeph
@aoakzeph 3 роки тому
That was, hands down, the most fascinating hour and a half I have spent in this infernal lockdown. I will be looking for more from The British Museum
@prepperjonpnw6482
@prepperjonpnw6482 3 роки тому
Check out the prehistory guys.uk They have a great video about 2 hours and 15 minutes long all about henges and cairns and such all over the British Isles. One of the best things is they don’t try to tell you what there is no way of knowing as in what every little piece of rock was for.
@eboracum2012
@eboracum2012 3 роки тому
Agreed. Watched for the second time just now. I wish QMII had had more to say.
@onlyforthebravelive7313
@onlyforthebravelive7313 3 роки тому
Dan Carlin history might keep you smiling.
@conradeturoa8851
@conradeturoa8851 3 роки тому
@@prepperjonpnw6482 eqthupqypyqq%igb Bh R 5 ,and 😍
@cosmopolitanwonder9675
@cosmopolitanwonder9675 3 роки тому
You can’t beat seeing it in reality the British museum has some remarkable artefact from the past. I spend many days walking around there. Sometime the whole day. I get so engrossed with certain objects, especially the mechanics of the ancient people, and the Art I just go into the picture, and when I realise I’ve been studying it for like hour and a half. I’m just an art lover.
@mynnmusic
@mynnmusic 3 роки тому
this curator has got to be the coolest curator ever!!! his knowledge on Vikings and the pieces installed and dressing up in full Viking atire!! absolute legend!
@PeterPaul175
@PeterPaul175 3 роки тому
Thorkin Skullsplitter and Erik Bloodaxe must have been great fun at dinner parties.
@spuds6423
@spuds6423 3 роки тому
Especially when they got drunk and put the lampshade on their heads!!!😃😃😃
@thomashyle6098
@thomashyle6098 3 роки тому
they could probably recite quite a bit of poetry
@Littleb0807
@Littleb0807 2 роки тому
@@spuds6423 ol
@vincentdesapio
@vincentdesapio 2 роки тому
And don't forget Harold Bluetooth.
@donquixote1502
@donquixote1502 2 роки тому
LOL
@powerfrenzy
@powerfrenzy 2 роки тому
I love these - I watched this and the Pompeii exhibitions and crave more. It's like getting a personally curated tour. British Museum seems to put so much effort into their videos its re-ignights the fun elements of learning history. I wish my local museums were so interesting.
@sethman7803
@sethman7803 2 роки тому
Truly!
@pug2322
@pug2322 3 роки тому
A huge round of applause for all the dedicated Metal Detectorists that primarily discovered most of these fantastic historical relics.
@Maikaelin
@Maikaelin 3 роки тому
Shout out to Danebury Metal Detecting Club (DMDC)
@anniesearle6181
@anniesearle6181 3 роки тому
No. Metal detectorists have done more damage to archaeological sites than any other group combined, they should be discouraged as much as possible
@coventrykid
@coventrykid 3 роки тому
@@anniesearle6181 What absolute rubbish, the development and skills of modern metal detecting has only enhanced archaeology and history in general. Of course, there are a minority of detectorists that act Illegally and flout laws and guidelines, but the majority are law-abiding and members of the NCMD which has a strict code of ethics which are highly respected by historians and archaeologists within the UK. Working together, if not alongside, archaeology and metal detecting can together enhance history and future learning.
@anniesearle6181
@anniesearle6181 3 роки тому
@Lord ballsac the 2nd Because the majority of metal detectorists are just treasure hunters. Sparkly jewelry and coins may be considered very valuable to the lay person, but the little pot or charcoal deposit, or even a snail shell that gets damaged or destroyed by a detectorist will have far more value to archaeologists. Even disturbing the layers of the site could ruin any archaeological interpretations that could be made from the site. Sure the pretty jewellery will end up in the museum and on postcards but it's the pottery sherds that can give you the earliest evidence of animal domestication or trade across huge distances. That is what metal detectorists don't understand
@lechatel
@lechatel 3 роки тому
@Lord ballsac the 2nd i doubt it. lol Well said.
@Sir_Cloudius
@Sir_Cloudius 3 роки тому
I remember going to this exhibition as a class trip for my A-level Archaeology, now I've graduated University with a degree in Archaeology its really nice to go back and look at this exhibition again.
@orionrodi
@orionrodi 3 роки тому
If you ever visit the Northen Jutland, then you have to visit Lindholm hoje. You can find some videos from there, here on UKposts.
@janet8418
@janet8418 3 роки тому
I live in America and I have some Scandinavian roots. I learned a lot about the Vikings, the good & the bad side. This video was very educational.
@grimfpv292
@grimfpv292 3 роки тому
I think the bad side is overhyped. If The current Norwegians is anything to judge by, they were probably more likely to be friendly merchants.
@janet8418
@janet8418 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Americans are made up from people of other countries where in your country, your roots are mostly from there. It’s my business if I’m interested in my roots. I’ve visited the Scandinavian countries and enjoyed my stay and enjoy learning about different cultures.
@grimfpv292
@grimfpv292 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Not caring about your heritage is the sign of a dying society. If only you knew how many get their DNA analyzed at 23andme.
@grimfpv292
@grimfpv292 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Wow.
@janet8418
@janet8418 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 My ancestors are traced back to the 1st Duke of Normandy, Rollo, a Viking and I have the paper trail to prove it. You are so rude.
@user-td9qs4vm8q
@user-td9qs4vm8q 9 місяців тому
Fantastic! The British Museum is beyond amazing, such a great exhibit.. Fantastic! The British Museum is beyond amazing, such a great exhibit..
@christinestill5002
@christinestill5002 3 роки тому
If I ever got back to London, I could easily spend an entire week in the British Museum, open to close, LOVED IT.
@JaesadaSrisuk
@JaesadaSrisuk 3 роки тому
If you wanted to see everything it would take you longer than that lol! There are eight million objects in the British Museum’s permanent collection, with approximately 80,000 on display. If you wanted to spend a minute at every single object on display then it would take you around 190 days to see everything - it’s absolutely insane to think about the colossal size and breadth of museum collections as big as the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery, the Louvre, the Egyptian Museum, the Hermitage, the Uffizi, the Vatican Museums, the Imperial City, etcetera.
@raysrbeast08
@raysrbeast08 3 роки тому
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@raysrbeast08
@raysrbeast08 3 роки тому
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@raysrbeast08
@raysrbeast08 3 роки тому
@@JaesadaSrisuk I’mo
@raysrbeast08
@raysrbeast08 3 роки тому
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@gnothiseauton8684
@gnothiseauton8684 3 роки тому
Your efforts this evening for us are appreciated
@carolynwestlake7670
@carolynwestlake7670 3 роки тому
I expect they could use a donation😊
@loneshewolf3309
@loneshewolf3309 3 роки тому
I wonder what they sounded like coming, with their rhythmic drums, horns, chants, etc, bet it was scary as hell!
@stianhjrnevik9952
@stianhjrnevik9952 3 роки тому
Probably the first thing you would hear was church bells. British armies had armor and disiplin so they would (easily) defeat any raiding party. The British problem was their armies were for conventional warfare between rivaling kings, meaning they were stationed in castles. The Vikings on the other hand would hit before you had time to hide any valuables and then go back to sea before the local army had time to assemble.
@paulamahaffey4564
@paulamahaffey4564 3 роки тому
Hell followed them.......
@mariac.9727
@mariac.9727 2 роки тому
They probably sounded like a bunch of hooligans.
@deipweedecuchiekrucher7384
@deipweedecuchiekrucher7384 2 роки тому
Yeah and the simple fact that they may have been tripping balls on amanita muscaria mushrooms and possibly reindeer piss as well, feel no pain and take no prisoner type of warfare
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 роки тому
There is a good description of what English people may have felt about the Vikings and their ships and being seen on the horizon . In the first book of the Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell. Let's put it this way . The English were not going to give them a party.
@lissaallan
@lissaallan 2 роки тому
The other major museums need to take note of the British Museum. I've visited the major museums across the world and loved all of them. My father is even on the education staff at the Met in NY and I've been countless times. However nothing will complain to my time in the British Museum. Everything there is amazing and curated in such an interesting and beautiful way. I wish I could spend the rest of my life in the Museum. I have a Masters degree in History and I'm working on another in Museum Studies so maybe someday I will be able to satisfy that dream.
@johnkkin9230
@johnkkin9230 Рік тому
The thieves are great at displaying the looted objects. Good to know!
@Pitmirk_
@Pitmirk_ 3 роки тому
great to see Michael Wood.. just been watching his in searchof the dark ages series again on a scratchy video. Absolutely captivating.
@fuferito
@fuferito 3 роки тому
I have loved Michael Wood for decades. Thank you for posting this.
@voraciousreader3341
@voraciousreader3341 Рік тому
Ever since I first learned of the raid on Lindisfarne decades ago, I absolutely grieved for the monks and all of their artwork, for their precious vessels, their way of life. It was also my first glimpse into the world of the Vikings, and I was unfair in my estimation of them. Naturally, a 10 or 11 year old may develop strong biases against cruel and unnecessary death, but in the midst of that emotion, it’s impossible to be indifferent to their amazing culture, their artwork, their boldness, and resourcefulness, no matter what one feels for the poor monks!
@thehilaryglow
@thehilaryglow 3 роки тому
So advanced for 1000 years ago. Absolutely spectacular. I'll visit the exhibition once the skies are open for travel again.
@SKhandleYT
@SKhandleYT 3 роки тому
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@JacobafJelling
@JacobafJelling 3 роки тому
Compared to items that are older, the condition of the discoveries made in Scandinavia are sometimes poorer. The story on the other hand is extraordinary. I have had these items all around me from when I was a child, and it's very nice to hear what these knowledgeable people have to say about them. Best regards from Jutland, Denmark.
@Boss70305
@Boss70305 3 роки тому
njal forshav They have amazing viking finds all over Scandinavia. In Sweden there are thousands of runestones still standing, one of them (Rök runestone) stands 2.4m tall and tells the story of a great viking chieftain who sails oversees (it’s actually believed the runes tell the story of Theodoric the Great). Amazing finds all over Scandinavia, and many other places around the world, from the vikings.
@annabackman3028
@annabackman3028 3 роки тому
@@Boss70305Yes, the area from Stockholm up to Uppsala has runestones, rock carvings and grave fields most everywhere. I grow up where it is four grave fields, one rock carving and three runestones in an area of 1500 x 400 meters. Also on my grandparents' lot it was a couple of graves, one marked with a menhir, but they were just before the Viking era, around 600-650 A. D. And, if you want Arabic coins, Sweden has over 80 000 of them, from the Viking era.
@JacobafJelling
@JacobafJelling 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 No I have not. I have been to Norway very briefly. Even though I am proud of the connection is Danes have with the Norwegians. Anyway, So I'm hoping to go and see the country in detail, meet the people, and talk about which country is more cool, Denmark or Norway ;) have a nice day
@annabackman3028
@annabackman3028 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Never been there, but watched on TV, read about it and seen photos. IF I ever get to Oslo that is on my "wish - to - do" list. It's a petty Norway is so expensive that even pop/rock celebs comments on that 😂😂! Russell Mael of Sparks did while he showed a part of his souvenir refrigiator magnets. Bergen in this case. 😄.
@annabackman3028
@annabackman3028 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Haha 😄! I know it's very, very beautiful, I have been to Norway but further north than Oslo, somewhere between Sweden and Trondheim, but honestly the same as the museum, mostly TV and photos. Another EXPENSIVE dream is "Hurtigrutten". I think I would prefer the couch before the tent, but that could depend on the weather🤔🤔😅 Vaccine and everything first 👍😄
@Baddie_xP
@Baddie_xP 3 роки тому
Vikings in Valhalla having the last laugh enjoying that the Brits teach their history.
@cometmoon4485
@cometmoon4485 3 роки тому
This is by no means the only thing that Brits kept from Viking culture. It's ingrained in their very language- "son", "daughter", "Hell", "Eric", etc.
@jrw3349
@jrw3349 3 роки тому
It is British History, A lot of Brits are descended from the Norse and a lot of the UKs towns and cities were either founded or dramatically improved by the vikings
@christopherblack5112
@christopherblack5112 3 роки тому
Those brits are part Viking themselves. The Vikings settled all over Great Britain. I had a DNA test done and it showed 35% Scandinavian and the Genealogy doesn’t match up with Scandinavian ancestry.
@jolube2448
@jolube2448 3 роки тому
We're not just Brits, we're descended from Vikings.
@christopherblack5112
@christopherblack5112 3 роки тому
Jo Lube my point exactly! I am American and have Scottish ancestry. After years of tracing my family’s origins, no where was any evidence of Scandinavian ancestors. After taking the two different DNA test from different companies, I had a high percentage of Scandinavian dna. Now, the Angle Saxon DNA can show up as Scandinavian but the more likely thing is that Vikings bred with the brits. I think this stuff is so fascinating to find out our roots
@tardis1980
@tardis1980 3 роки тому
I wish this stuff was on American TV! Great program....
@dateacha77
@dateacha77 3 роки тому
Hey, in lieu you have Judge Judy, Fox News and shows like Jerry Springer to nourish your intellect and provide valuable and relevant knowledge!
@tardis1980
@tardis1980 3 роки тому
@@dateacha77 I don't look at these programs or channels. I normally will look at programs from overseas or Zoom/Skype my friends abroad if I want to know about things around the world!
@dateacha77
@dateacha77 3 роки тому
@@tardis1980 I was not looking to mock YOU mate, my comment was meant as a sarcastic gibe at the american media world. I assume you are a Dr Who fan, based on your Nickname? ;)
@tardis1980
@tardis1980 3 роки тому
@@dateacha77 No offense taken, but l wanted to set the record straight....
@nemene
@nemene 2 роки тому
Just watched Neil Prices' 2012 Cornel lectures on the viking mind and founds this video while looking to learn more. What a pleasant surprise to see him in this video!
@magorzatamichalik7078
@magorzatamichalik7078 3 роки тому
I will never be able to visit the museum, thank you for this wonderful video
@Gothicfan
@Gothicfan 3 роки тому
Why is that?
@lucy-annpope5650
@lucy-annpope5650 3 роки тому
Hi from Bournemouth, UK! I loved this exhibition when I was lucky enough to see it back in 2014. Now it's podcasts, blogs and videos like this which are keeping me going during lockdown. Thank you British Museum!
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
What are your favourites Lucy-Ann? I've been trying to make you own youtube channel in lockdown ukposts.info/have/v-deo/b5GQfaN_p2-gxok.html
@glockinshawkins2773
@glockinshawkins2773 3 роки тому
Anyone else wake up at 3 am to this gem?
@bputty9322
@bputty9322 3 роки тому
It’s 3am rn
@baberoot1998
@baberoot1998 3 роки тому
Bettany Hughes...is the most beautiful historian, the planet has ever beheld. 😎
@DJMarcO138
@DJMarcO138 3 роки тому
She thiccccccc - hell yes!!!
@ronazure5967
@ronazure5967 3 роки тому
Absolutely briljant. I realy loved the passion everyone has for viking history
@unwnme
@unwnme 3 роки тому
They did amazing things. I love my ancestors.
@sandmansw6297
@sandmansw6297 3 роки тому
@@unwnme shame to read alot of the toxicity in some of the posts ive read especially some of the replies to your comments! its history and the gods are smiling down on us! they are growing stronger everyday .... faith in our gods is growing! stay safe and well ignore the trolls....when the cant fight face to face they do it on internet the same reminds me of the story of the one viking on the bridge holding a whole army back they couldnt fight him face to face so went under the bridge and thrusted spears under his feet to kill him
@unwnme
@unwnme 3 роки тому
@@sandmansw6297 I have to admit I got a little toxic myself at some point but thank you for seeing through that.
@sandmansw6297
@sandmansw6297 3 роки тому
@@unwnme understandable m8
@uncannyvalley2350
@uncannyvalley2350 3 роки тому
White supremacist propaganda*
@mclarke98
@mclarke98 3 роки тому
Absolutely loved Pompeii now the Vikings what a wonderful education for the nation during lockdown and beyond.
@garyhouston113
@garyhouston113 3 роки тому
Been a fan of Michael Wood for many years...a great historian
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 роки тому
Very true.
@suecox2308
@suecox2308 3 роки тому
Such a fascinating program--thanks to everyone at the British Museum and to the production staff for making all of this information available and so entertainingly presented.
@voornaam3191
@voornaam3191 2 роки тому
Is this what they call infotainment? Toodidoody music and smiling because he can almost see the belly button of the female presenter?
@sbeharry4179
@sbeharry4179 3 роки тому
Fascinated by the Viking era very talented in every way. This video put it together nicely ..that bowl that held 700 pieces of objects blew my mind
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
I've made this video about the Viking Lewis chessmen (see what you think). I loved making this video, it was so interesting to research! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/b5GQfaN_p2-gxok.html
@r3leggeddog
@r3leggeddog 3 роки тому
That bowl also blew my mind because i think it obviously seems to be one Viking warriors split share of loot gained from raiding being of just parts and pieces of different valuable whole items made of precious metal(silver) especially these type of old coins i would think not known for being cut into frations for a value when spent in society for cost of items or services. The bowl being gold guilded so its considered maybe of a lesser value does make me wonder if any gold objects are left intact that are kept for the benefit of the whole Vicking clan/group because theres other Vicking treasures that have been found containing bits and pieces of silver items only also. Wouldnt think if there was any trading for goods or food they should want or need during Venture to ask of each man to pitch in their share of spending cost for the cause...to go raiding & plundering, haha.
@sbeharry4179
@sbeharry4179 3 роки тому
@@arthistorygirl2327 very intersting video. Enjoyed watching
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
@@sbeharry4179 thanks very much - pls consider subscribing
@MikeGreenwood51
@MikeGreenwood51 2 місяці тому
Ship building was in use for centuries before any Norse took up the raider pluderer life style. Goes back further than 8th century BCE Homer even. But yes some of the Northern Scandanavian buildings are awe inspiring. Even to this day there is much to impress.
@caroldacre8284
@caroldacre8284 3 роки тому
I missed this wonderful exhibition in 2014 because I just could not get to London. So THANK YOU - Now I Can See It!
@pfranks75
@pfranks75 3 роки тому
A trip to Copenhagen and it’s beautiful museums opened my eyes to the history of the Vikings. I fell in love with Denmark and hope to return to Northern Europe. I’m saving my money to go back.
@voornaam3191
@voornaam3191 2 роки тому
Wyh doo peeple allways Confusius its and it's? Why?! My tit's get dangling, when I read such shit's. Yusk! What do we expect from Fatti Pranks, anyway? Its stipud, huh? Cerroct its!
@JK-zq9vw
@JK-zq9vw 3 роки тому
Thank you all for putting this on UKposts. I love history and would love to be able to travel the world and see things like this in person. That roof alone captures my imagination. Sadly in my physical state I just can’t afford the travel expenses.... in all honesty I would love to be able to design historical exhibitions, maybe in a way to draw teens and twenty somethings in to see the stuff in person without phones being pulled out to take a picture they will never look at again. Break the connection and study the object 3 feet away without a screen between them and it. But at the very least disabled people who wouldn’t have the means to go in person have a way to see it here.
@jenniferwycoff3013
@jenniferwycoff3013 3 роки тому
Fantastic! The British Museum is beyond amazing, such a great exhibit.
@cynthiasanders6064
@cynthiasanders6064 3 роки тому
I was lucky enough to see this exhibit when it was on display at the British Museum. So nice to relive it in this video!
@ElinT13
@ElinT13 Рік тому
The British Museum sure knows how to present their treasures and how to transmit their excitement for the exhibits. I love Michael Wood, Bettany Hughes and Neal McGregor! I have never been fortunate enough to be able to visit the British Museum, but I can enjoy by watching the videos of their channel. Greetings from Germay!
@johnrogan9420
@johnrogan9420 6 місяців тому
Viel danke schone mein deutscher Bruder!
@christopherdrekr1078
@christopherdrekr1078 6 місяців тому
British museum London is a great place without doubt. I've spent a good few days wondering around their collection's. Especially when modern life gets you down, British museum ! Is the answer. Greetings from England.
@user-rm2rq8fq1l
@user-rm2rq8fq1l 6 місяців тому
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@shirleywarix6562
@shirleywarix6562 3 роки тому
Vikings travels are all over the world. Cup looks like from Africa to me. I just love it.
@carolynetter8046
@carolynetter8046 2 роки тому
The Vikings fought the Catholics in Africa too and killed some of their priests and took the valuable relics that were in the monastery to support their own people that were constantly under attack by the Catholics.
@britishmuseum
@britishmuseum 3 роки тому
This was first broadcast live in 2014 from our blockbuster temporary exhibition Vikings life and legend. It has a BBFC rating of 12A and contains descriptions of graphic violence that some viewers may find distressing, viewer discretion is advised. During this challenging time, we’re bringing inspiring stories of humanity’s shared histories and cultural achievements to millions of people online. Your support ensures that we can continue to make the collection and programmes like this one available to as many people as possible. If you can, please donate today: ow.ly/1e1Y30qHebG
@exiletsj2570
@exiletsj2570 3 роки тому
I'm really enjoying these streams. Please keep them coming.
@MrNicopa
@MrNicopa 3 роки тому
Music too loud
@Transportia
@Transportia 3 роки тому
PLEASE adjust the channel balance to driop the music behind the voice. Otherwise, it's unwatchable, which is a pity. I LOVE The British Museum!
@SaschaLeib
@SaschaLeib 3 роки тому
I can only imagine the kind of punishments the Vikings would have come up with for whoever is responsible for the sound mix .... the rest of the video is very nice, though :-)
@ankiking
@ankiking 3 роки тому
I believe that by 2014 they were aware of the female warriors, but they did not mention this. Disappointing.
@rosemaryhill4059
@rosemaryhill4059 3 роки тому
Thank you British Museum! I'm a member and visit regularly whenever I'm in London, but I missed this one. It was so wonderful to watch it live last night.
@annchristinegurholt6475
@annchristinegurholt6475 3 роки тому
"Fabulous and fascinating." It is so fantastic to be able to travel, to the British Museum, during 2020 now moving into 2021, via this UKposts video. Huge thanks to all the participants.
@teceladadeusa2533
@teceladadeusa2533 3 роки тому
I loved it. Congratulations for such a wonderful work well done. Thank you so much for bringing the British Museum into our homes.
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
I've made this video about the Viking Lewis chessmen (see what you think). I loved making this video, it was so interesting to research! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/b5GQfaN_p2-gxok.html
@nickronin9618
@nickronin9618 3 роки тому
greetings from Greece to all Varangian brothers may with the time the holly kingdom will be ours once again .
@topgears7775
@topgears7775 3 роки тому
You greecs were good at ship building
@nickronin9618
@nickronin9618 3 роки тому
yes and we still are thanks for mention it .
@ldshk
@ldshk 3 роки тому
Hi, to Greeks👋 from Ukraine Viking from Old Ladoga Vikings place. The way “from the Varangians to the 🏛Greeks🏛” started from Ladoga. Varangian was the name the Vikings were called by the 🏛Greeks🏛.
@Sweet-Mary-420
@Sweet-Mary-420 3 роки тому
I just love History.. plus geography and historical things. And I have a weird attraction thing to old churches and cemeteries.
@jackiedorman2188
@jackiedorman2188 3 роки тому
I love cemetaries, but my dad was a mortisian. I played in the funeral home. Those caskets are really comfortable. Not weird at all. The stories they could tell
@thegreaterbilby2171
@thegreaterbilby2171 6 місяців тому
Thanks for uploading for us to appreciate. Very enlightening and informative.
@ICOWBOYIM
@ICOWBOYIM 3 роки тому
Truly a great video. It makes me proud of my Scandinavian heritage and the Viking blood in my veins🪓
@capitanothegreat3994
@capitanothegreat3994 2 роки тому
Is Killing , Raping and Stealing in your Blood in your Veins too???
@Norwegiannn
@Norwegiannn 2 роки тому
@@capitanothegreat3994 thats the best part of our ancestry;) especially the monastery raids
@XXXTENTAClON227
@XXXTENTAClON227 Рік тому
@@Norwegiannn your profile pic plus this comment I think I’ve discovered the edgiest comment on UKposts
@Norwegiannn
@Norwegiannn Рік тому
@@XXXTENTAClON227 cool, you might get a medal of honor
@XXXTENTAClON227
@XXXTENTAClON227 Рік тому
@@Norwegiannn I’m curious are you an actual fan? I’ve never listened to the music.. just know the horror behind the band. I think the killer has a UKposts video talking about it or something
@jmedlin81
@jmedlin81 3 роки тому
Wood and Hughes, my two favorites, on such an important topic.. excellent. Thank you.
@thehilaryglow
@thehilaryglow 3 роки тому
For anyone interested, btw, there are many Viking influences in black metal music and folk music. I encourage you to listen to Wardruna and Heilung, two of my favorite folk groups. There's a festival in November called Midgardsblot where they perform along with other amazing artists, and the entire atmosphere of a Pagan-Viking gathering is simply magical. I'm a black metalhead and a linguist an I enjoy it very much.
@jesterruth1238
@jesterruth1238 3 роки тому
Is this some style of coded language?
@MikeGreenwood51
@MikeGreenwood51 2 місяці тому
Death metal is popular with some metalheads up there in the Northernlands. Thrash guitar is not what every one would call music. Nor is the deep throat howling as if a singer swallowed a fish too big for the throat and is infact howling in agony close to the microphone rather than singing. There is some excellent singers up there. But not all that deathmetal garbage which some may liken more to an attempt to make an audiance shriek back in horror at the absolute ugliness of was is being vomited out of the mouths as if lyrics but what are in fact unintelligible deep guttral sonic vomitations designed to horrify of render respectable musicians agast. Net result is Grunge becomes something far kinder to any music lovers sensitivities.
@davidfryer9359
@davidfryer9359 3 роки тому
Once again, the British Museum's done it again...and astoundingly and astonishingly well so... titillating and ravishing our senses. Jolly well done. Viking. What a way to ho have lived.
@Elizabeth-lg6zb
@Elizabeth-lg6zb 3 роки тому
Thank you so much to all of the great staff for their work on this presentation. It is a much needed breath of thoughtful and thought provoking content during Covid. 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
@revoltrecords5387
@revoltrecords5387 3 роки тому
I knew I recognized the Vikings season 1 TV show footage in there! This was an amazing showcase!
@claudiap9621
@claudiap9621 3 роки тому
Truly want to see more of the series Vikings. My fav.
@Izzy_Gyrl
@Izzy_Gyrl Рік тому
Love seeing these live exhibitions as I live in America and can't get over to London sadly but this is so amazing!!!!
@stevenvirdenrasmussen-jone4671
@stevenvirdenrasmussen-jone4671 4 місяці тому
I have been to the Viking Museum in Roskilde. It is an incredible place.
@agerven
@agerven 3 роки тому
Wow, thank you, thank you. Another fascinating broadcast on a big exhibition sent to peoples homes. Very special in these times. Lots of beautiful and / or important artifacts, but also many experts on the subjects telling us their details. Really wonderful. A few things I missed though: Didn't see the artifact from the thumbnail in the broadcast, but maybe overlooked it. I was amazed that, when discussing Viking names and language in our modern West European languages the names of the weekdays were not mentioned: Wednesday, Wodan's day; Thursday, Thor's day; Friday, Freya's day; Saturday; Sater's day
@irenejohnston6802
@irenejohnston6802 Рік тому
I believe Saturday, Sunday Monday comes from Saturn, Sun And Moon
@agerven
@agerven Рік тому
@@irenejohnston6802 Hey, that sounds reasonable. i just gave the list we learned at primary school, but now i'll go for an additional deeper investigation on the glorious internet. Thank you for your reply!
@jille9650
@jille9650 3 роки тому
I enjoyed the Pompeii film immensely and am looking forward to the Vikings show. Dare we hope the Hokusai film will be posted?
@donnafoxpage3531
@donnafoxpage3531 3 роки тому
They are both excellent! May I put in a punt for Scythians (which I saw, but would watch again!) and Troy, which a lot of people will have missed?
@strawberrymilksamurai
@strawberrymilksamurai 3 роки тому
What? There was a Hokusai exhibition? 😍 I so wanna see that 😭
@monicadagna683
@monicadagna683 3 роки тому
Simply amazing! I'm going to ask my English Literature students to watch this video. We work with Anglo Saxon Lit and it will be great to understand the interwoven aspects that have shaped British culture along the centuries!
@Rasmus_Ai
@Rasmus_Ai 3 роки тому
WOW ! Thank you so much for this BRILLIANT documetary. Love from Denmark
@russakawinderstempling505
@russakawinderstempling505 3 роки тому
My 34th great grandfather was Rollo Ragnvaldsson later Robert the first. Love our family roots!!!
@arthistorygirl2327
@arthistorygirl2327 3 роки тому
Really that's fascinating! That must be some family tree you've got. Please check out my youtube channel - I've made a video about the viking Lewis chessmen. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/b5GQfaN_p2-gxok.html
@russakawinderstempling505
@russakawinderstempling505 3 роки тому
@Sleipner 33 Lineage is proven and has been cherished and passed down for many many generations...but thank you for your reply.
@campesque
@campesque 3 роки тому
Brilliant program. Bettany, Michael, and the other experts really brought the exhibition to life. One small criticism is the music. It's a struggle to hear the commentary at the beginning.
@alexandreweber2487
@alexandreweber2487 3 роки тому
What a masterpiece!
@fainatselnik267
@fainatselnik267 3 роки тому
Isn’t it exciting? Couldn’t stop jumping - watched it at night and got so hyper. Amazing expo and Brits definitely know how to sell the goods - absolutely stunning narrative.
@landonlongon3439
@landonlongon3439 3 роки тому
I like how the music blasts when they say who the queen of Denmark is a descendent of lol
@TheEphemeralMammal
@TheEphemeralMammal 2 роки тому
Vlad the Impaler?
@crogers3602
@crogers3602 2 роки тому
@@TheEphemeralMammal vlad the impaler was Romanian. So unlikely.
@tresao7080
@tresao7080 2 роки тому
I wanted to know that too, even tried with closed captions but the names doesn’t come through
@Mikkel-Hansen
@Mikkel-Hansen 2 роки тому
@@tresao7080 She is descended from Harald Blåtand and Svend Tveskæg (Harald Bluetooth and Sveyn Forkbeard).
@mjonhouston
@mjonhouston 2 роки тому
@@crogers3602 Prince Charles has claimed relationship to Vlad Dracul lll, aka Dracula,...so maybe not so unlikely.😐
@justinwhite6787
@justinwhite6787 3 роки тому
I cannot thank you enough for these films! Pompeii was sensational and I am so looking forward to The Vikings as well - fantastic job and well done!!!!!
@herbhunter5520
@herbhunter5520 3 роки тому
The most impressive thing here is Dr. Bettany 😍😍
@pipiwilson7854
@pipiwilson7854 3 роки тому
She is gorgeous 😍
@Bunbeck-pf9iw
@Bunbeck-pf9iw 6 місяців тому
I’m of Viking blood , very proud of it ! They didn’t start all the wars but wanted to travel to other lands but they weren’t invited so they got raided on , men ,women + children ! I’m very glad they found Iceland to belong to their own land ! ❤
@MikeGreenwood51
@MikeGreenwood51 2 місяці тому
Is being a raiding theiving looting rapist pirate something to really be proud of? Maybe you are more an insane berserker than a sane Norseman.
@PohjanKarhu
@PohjanKarhu 3 дні тому
​​@@MikeGreenwood51 Plus, the "sane" Norsemen at home in Scandinavia literally errected runestones singing the praises and glory of those horrible horrible vikings that went overseas to raid. Made glorious stories about them. So umm... sorry pal. We're all insane berserkers up here 😂 And so are you brits btw. Just wake up to reality pal. There were no modern "humanists" believing in "human rights", "feminism" and "equality" in the far past. Not a single one. Not even in the UK. Not even among the common farmers. Normal "sane" folk weren't some hippy pacifists, dude.
@seagoingcook
@seagoingcook 3 роки тому
Love this, history is so important. Thank you.
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 роки тому
Without our history, we wouldn't exist.
@topgears7775
@topgears7775 3 роки тому
The sad part or unlucky part about Nordic history is that they weren’t great city builders ,they were sailors and so must of their lives they lived on ships ,if we can find an ancient Viking ship somewhere, that’s gonna be the best thing you can get out of ancient Viking civilizations. I hope we find some real Viking ships, but even if we don’t find we know that many of the renaissance Nordic ships have adopted the medival Scandinavian ship engineerings and design in them so even if there are renaissance era ships in balktic coasts or scandinavia, that’s going to tell us a lot about the Vikings.
@themagnus2919
@themagnus2919 3 роки тому
@@topgears7775 Cities were made to PROTECT the population from vikings.
@Tykelass69
@Tykelass69 3 роки тому
I saw this at the cinema when it was broadcast live, definitely worth another view! Thank you 🙂
@christinedecker4936
@christinedecker4936 3 роки тому
Fascinating. One of the best museums I've been to. Seeing all these objects fills me with wonder, such beautiful details and craftmanship!!!
@donlitos
@donlitos 2 роки тому
It amazes me people always ask what did these brilliant seafaring folk eat when out at sea ... Fish! A more interesting question is what did they drink fresh water was the much bigger issue. They brought plenty of barrels of ale and drink hopefully dried fruit to counter scurvy
@MikeGreenwood51
@MikeGreenwood51 2 місяці тому
In the north atlantic there is usually no drought due to plenty rain outside of summer seasons. So with a large sail with some barrels to catch fresh water you could fill a few tons of water in an hour.
@PohjanKarhu
@PohjanKarhu 3 дні тому
@@MikeGreenwood51 Clearly not that easy considering the fact that no one ever did anything like that. They kept to routes where they could stop, go ashore and refill their fresh water. Even in the 1700s with huge ships they had to bring fresh water with them. But clearly you must be a smarter man than hundreds of generations of men before you were 😂
@jewel9684
@jewel9684 3 роки тому
Why is the music louder than her voice?? Don’t even know what she’s saying!
@888johnmac
@888johnmac 3 роки тому
yes , there was no need to have the dramatic music 3 times louder than the presenters talking
@kentnielsen8034
@kentnielsen8034 3 роки тому
i will guess that it was bbc ,that did film the program.they always make the musik to loud
@catherineupton6574
@catherineupton6574 3 роки тому
It's incredibly intrusive. Also why not music more sympathetic/nearer to the time?
@Stuffthatsfunny1
@Stuffthatsfunny1 3 роки тому
UKposts often messes with audio levels when you upload causing this to happen.
@daniellepayne3463
@daniellepayne3463 3 роки тому
I actually like the music in the background
@kristianpoulsen9689
@kristianpoulsen9689 3 роки тому
God I just love our queen for always being in touch with our history - with us I ofc mean Danes.
@mn4169
@mn4169 3 місяці тому
from England, live in Sweden. This was absolutely wonderful to watch. I study the mentalities of the fifteenth century in Scandinavia and found many points of interest.
@WelingtonVeiga
@WelingtonVeiga 3 роки тому
I'm amazed by all of that, thank you for making this video available, really enjoyed every minute of it.
@JoggingWithForks
@JoggingWithForks 3 роки тому
Is there an adult version of this video anywhere? One without music drowning out the narrators voice.
@harmonymomentofbeing5753
@harmonymomentofbeing5753 3 роки тому
I was just thinking the same thing ..good grief
@joycesorlien2831
@joycesorlien2831 3 роки тому
Agree! Might as well turn off the narration and just enjoy the camera work. What a shame.
@Tsumami__
@Tsumami__ 3 роки тому
Try headphones or connecting to a Bluetooth speaker, that seems to help equalize the volume a little
@bethchristensen1560
@bethchristensen1560 3 роки тому
And slightly less excitable hosts
@spaghettiyeti7097
@spaghettiyeti7097 3 роки тому
An adult version? 😂
@Blessings.429
@Blessings.429 3 роки тому
Thank you, I was throughly bored until I found this video. I have found it to be based absolutely on how it was at the times spoken about. This has captivated my mind again thank you
@StephiSensei26
@StephiSensei26 3 роки тому
Vel, you know the name Viking vas just a little mistake my dear old granny made one day. We called out to her, as she was hard of hearing, and we shouted to her, "Ve're just going hiking! Is that to your liking?" And She called back, "Vhat? Are you going Biking? In the snow?" "No granny , "No", I said, "We're going Hiking! and she replied, "Who's a Viking?" So, we just left it there, and it stuck ever since! 1035 was a hard year.
@uncannyvalley2350
@uncannyvalley2350 3 роки тому
Comes from the Phoenician Phi Viking, which is the Si in Sidon, which became the Chi in Constantine's Chi Rho, which became the ex (X) in latin. Pharisees, the Pharoahs of the Sea, Si Kings, Phi Kings, Vikings, Pyre Rites, Pi Rites
@paulamahaffey4564
@paulamahaffey4564 3 роки тому
😂😂😂👍
@carolynetter8046
@carolynetter8046 2 роки тому
@@uncannyvalley2350 The Vikings fought the Catholics across Europe and even sacked ancient pagan Rome. The Catholics know this to this day and particularly the Spaniard Hispanic Latino Catholics and they are still attacking the descendents of the Vikings in sly quiet ways with quiet weapons. Stay away from West Texas and pretty much other places where the enemy outnumbers the descendents of the Vikings that are largely Swiss and Scottish besides Scandinavian.
@uncannyvalley2350
@uncannyvalley2350 2 роки тому
@@carolynetter8046 Vikings served as Constantine's personal bodyguard, the Swiss who descend from Vikings still serve as the Vatican's private army. R1B1A Haplotype, Nordic Vikings and Rus Vikings, the decendants of Phoenicia
@carolynetter8046
@carolynetter8046 2 роки тому
@@uncannyvalley2350 That does not mean they like it. They were neutral in World War 2 and refused to join the Catholic Nazis. And many of those body guards are actually England people.
@billybynorth7467
@billybynorth7467 3 роки тому
These people love the sound of their own bloody voices, just show me the artifacts, bloody hell, open up the museum again please
@SP_3333
@SP_3333 3 роки тому
Absolutely gorgeous. Breathtaking presentation. Thank you all for sharing this treasure.
@Thekoryostribalpodcast
@Thekoryostribalpodcast 3 роки тому
My ancestors come from iceland and Norway. Last name was Njalsson today it is known as Nelson. And scottish as Mc donald.
@ericsalles3393
@ericsalles3393 3 роки тому
Macdonalds came from somerled
@carolynetter8046
@carolynetter8046 2 роки тому
Tell your ancestors to stay away from Lubbock Texas.
@carriemorley356
@carriemorley356 3 роки тому
My great-great grandparents came to America in 1880. Wierd how The old Norse language, the objects, the sagas all ring true with me. Memories are alive in me. Like I’ve lived that Viking life.
@dakotacarvell6151
@dakotacarvell6151 3 роки тому
Bless You And I Am Grateful
@noblebear537
@noblebear537 3 роки тому
I miss living in London. I WOULD LOVE TO COME AND SEE THIS EXHIBITION!
@julielevesque1675
@julielevesque1675 3 роки тому
The first little pin was horse heads, the second pin was a deer. Not everything is dragons. Animistic art style. Horses were very very important to the people at that time. Look to the God's, like Odin's crows, to see the animals which would have been depicted or reflected in art. Love, a Viking descendant . .
@robertamurphy1124
@robertamurphy1124 3 роки тому
Even after the Vikings converted to Christianity they maintained their love of beauty.
@carolynetter8046
@carolynetter8046 2 роки тому
The Viking descendents are under attack by nerve agent being used against them by their long term enemies such as the Spaniard Hispanic Latino Catholics and their various German and England friends in West Texas mainly Lubbock Texas but also other U.S. communities too. They should stick with their own people if there are very many left.
@clareblondel1586
@clareblondel1586 3 роки тому
what a great moment. Thanks for sharing this with us.
@slyaspie4934
@slyaspie4934 Рік тому
This is one of my favourite presentations on here, so glad I got to see this fantastic exhibition when it was on a few years ago. So much great stuff coming from this channel, makes learning fun and easy
@johanberglund6240
@johanberglund6240 3 роки тому
I live in the region of Sweden where the biggest viking settlement was located (Uppland). There are lots of viking rune stones around here, most having snakes and monsters carved on them (often biting their own or each others tails) besides the runes. Funny is that later stones from when they had become cristians use to have a cristian cross on them, but they carved snakes and monsters too. They dont seem to have grasped a shit about what this new religion was about.
@JacobafJelling
@JacobafJelling 3 роки тому
To me these people who talk about having viking blood or not, don't look much like Vikings. Greetings from a brother down south, in Denmark
@johanberglund6240
@johanberglund6240 3 роки тому
@@JacobafJelling Greetings back! Here is some 100% Viking blood!
@lucygray6162
@lucygray6162 3 роки тому
Jacob Kanal -- It's like the people here in America who claim to be Native Americans, usually a Cherokee Princess or some such crap, unaware that there were no "princesses" in that culture. I guess it's just unbearable for some people to deal with what they actually are. I'm really grateful for the DNA testing these days which blow the wannabees out of the water.
@robertwerme5256
@robertwerme5256 3 роки тому
Common misconception, Johan. Few if any settlements in Nordic countries during this period can compete with Uppåkra in terms of continuous importance, cultural layers and riches. The site covered an area of ​​between 40 and 50 hectares, which is considerably larger than the urban area of ​​Birka (7 hectares and Hedeby (24 hectares). It is situated outside of Lund in Scania (Skåne). To far from Stockholm to get the proper attention possibly. ;)
@claudeusgothicus6453
@claudeusgothicus6453 3 роки тому
@@lucygray6162 Although I agree with what you've said, please keep in mind that today's DNA testing leaves an awful lot to be desired. Sure it's better than nothing I guess, but it doesn't take much understanding to realize that it's extremely limited in scope which also means accuracy. In future, it will improve so much more, and unfortunately be used for so much more, than we can currently imagine.
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 роки тому
Sails of LINEN ??!!! The curator is nuts. The sails were made of heavy enforced wool. Worth more than the whole ship !
@Enrico_Palazzo_opera_singer
@Enrico_Palazzo_opera_singer 3 роки тому
there are a few things wrong with this presentation
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131
@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 роки тому
@@Enrico_Palazzo_opera_singer You could say that again. Second hand historic information, based on a lot of guesswork, paired with besserwisser attitude, is bound to create some odd "facts".... (Having studied the lives of the vikings for 39 years, I think I am allowed to say so. It's my ancestry, after all.)
@nathanbruce1992
@nathanbruce1992 3 роки тому
I looked it up and looks like theyve found fragments of viking sails made of both wool and linen
@KCsFunHouse
@KCsFunHouse 3 роки тому
Imagine being a direct royal descendent to the Viking Royals! That’s fantastic
@kabes9288
@kabes9288 3 роки тому
Our family found out we were about 30 years ago, wish we had the wealth though 🤣
@zandergomez773
@zandergomez773 3 роки тому
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@PalkkiTT
@PalkkiTT 3 роки тому
Mathematicly everyone in Europe has certaintly some viking ancestors. It is like tens of generations ago.
@TheSybil47
@TheSybil47 3 роки тому
What a great exhibition! I absolutely loved every minute of this show. The music was fantastic. Thanks to all who made this possible. Living close to Jelling, it made me feel so much "at home". Even though I'm not a Dane, I have 1% Scandinavian DNA, and that should count for something!
@131dyana
@131dyana 3 роки тому
This part of history is so interesting. thank you for putting this on You Tube. It seems that most people do not read any more and do not know history and history is so exciting. It is now known that the vikings traveled the whole world over.
@glencrs
@glencrs 3 роки тому
You are so correct. For years I was a professor of Archaeology and Ancient History. My area of interest was Roman Empire and back to prehistory. I kept noticing that the Roman government employed the vikings to transport their equipment. The vikings were the "trucking company". About 20 years ago, I started studying the trading activities of the vikings, first along the 7 rivers of Russia and then later I started delving into their trade throughout the central portion of the U.S. Without going into detail, they controlled the trade of the various river basins from the Gulf of Mexico and up those rivers. One has to get out of the text books and into the field. Oklahoma has many rune stone. The script used is the old alphabet of pre-800 a.d. The Caddo Indian tribe was very involved with the vikings. Also those Indians around present day St. Louis, MO.
@briannacooper2628
@briannacooper2628 3 роки тому
Thank you for the this! I deeply enjoyed seeing the exhibit and hearing the scholars give their educated opinions. This series of videos, including the Pompeii and Hurculanium exhibit, are a fantastic way to go to the museum.
@jfw091
@jfw091 3 роки тому
Love seeing things like this in UKposts, I would like much more of this. In the future, the music was much too loud compared to people speaking.
@johnanderson9506
@johnanderson9506 3 роки тому
Great program that brings to life the Vikings, thank you.
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