Viking Loot

https://news.yahoo.com/happening-ice-worms-emerge-pacific-203933331.html Ice worms could be a possible creature or danger when visiting Niflheim or jotunheim

 

https://www.ancient.eu/article/1674/viking-prophecy-the-poem-voluspa-of-the-poetic-edd/ Brief outline of the poetic edda. Short and simple. See about gandalf and dwarves section about how odin, honir and luthor create man

https://hibiscusmooncrystalacademy.com/crystals-lower-emf-risks/ In my  Certified Crystal Healer Courses  we discuss specific crystals & protocols for counteracting EMF pollution. Crystals you don’t want to use are any sort of silicate crystals:  quartz, lepidolite, opal, etc. Why?  Well, for the simple reason that they  easily  slide into resonance with electronics & microwave radiation. That property is why silicon ( what silicates & quartz [silicon dioxide] are made of ) is so widely used in technology! It’s an excellent semi-conductor of energy. Some ask me what sort of stones they can place around their computers and laptops to help protect them from any radiation coming from there. I feel the best stones to use for this sort of EMF protection are  ferromagnetic (iron containing) stones  such as: lodestone/ magnetite  (these are essentially the same mineral, but lodestone is found naturally magnetized while magnetit...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beSvyN62Jig A video of the making of one. Very long work to make the serrated edge then fold it over the existing spearpoint then flattening it to create the broader head and cool pattern. https://www.bladesmithsforum.com/index.php?/topic/30844-viking-age-wolf-tooth-spears-the-collected-thread/ Great forum with LOTS of spears and pages of info

made 8-1000 ad 171 swords have been named/decided were Uthberts Secret of it's creation lost for 1000 years How swords have been made and of what materials 9:30 steel, made from crushed iron ore melt to separate rock from iron add carbon from coal or charcoal to harden metal into steel  Impurities such as slag make steel brittle a nonmetalic part of the ore, making it bristle the fires weren't hot enough to melt fully the iron 11:00 metals are melted at temps over 3000 degrees gets rid of slag and allows carbon to be mixed in more evenly 11:15 carbon could only be mixed in incidentally, mainly from the coal of the fire Slag was hammered out (not effective enough) Uthbert had 3x as much carbon and little slag to none Crucible steel 16:40 blackstmiths held at good esteem because of their skill 18:20 bone, burnt bone can be used (even from ancestors or from a bear) , add together with charcoal to create an excellent carbon Using bone from ancestor or bear...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faroe_Islands A young Faroese person is normally handed down a set of children's Faroese clothes that have passed from generation to generation. Children are confirmed at age 14, and normally start to collect the pieces to make an adult outfit, which is considered as a rite of passage. Traditionally the aim would have been to complete the outfit by the time a young person was ready to marry and wear the clothes at the ceremony—though it is mainly only men who do this now. Each piece is intricately hand-knitted, dyed, woven, or embroidered to the specifications of the wearer. For example, the man's waistcoat is put together by hand in bright blue, red, or black fine wool. The front is then intricately embroidered with colourful silk threads, often by a female relative. The motifs are often local Faroese flowers or herbs. After this, a row of Faroese-made solid silver buttons are sewn on the outfit. Women wear embroidered silk, cotton, or...