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Så synd at Hovedporten får forfalle! Den er designet av Carl Berner.

These replicas are great to see. This boat had 30 rowers. Would be nice to see Viking boat races using trained rowers. Rowing is a great way to build overall strength. Vikings were in great physical shape I'm sure. Finding 30 skilled rowers in this day is not easy. I should think someone kept time using a drum.

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Really? Wearing ship ? I wonder…can this thing beat, can it tack? That would call for wearing ship, the yard would need to pivot from starboard to port . They only changed course, from a run to something of a beat. Sailing as close to the wind as possible on one tack, falling off and looping around downwind and coming up to pointing as close to the wind as possible to the next leg of the tack, yard having been passed around to the other side of the mast. The wind first on the one beam and then onto the next. That is wearing ship.

I've never seen a video of the sails being set like this. Tied an pegged onto the boat. It's amazing! Thanks for showing this!

Nice ! Thanks for posting &Regards from Alaska

Greate Rock climbing walls

one of the reasons the vikings were so successful were there ships ,by the underwater profile I would say that alone was high in advance off there time .ive always felt the sail were very efficiant and could point to windward far than we give them credit for, haddone a lot of sailing with lug sail a bit more modern variant where the sail is attached to the stem and creates a lifting sail ,capable off 45 % to windward ,cornish luggers ,were still in use up to ww2 though many had been fitted with engines by then. be interested to know how far to windward these Nordic longships could do

Coastal cruising no doubt but certainly not an open-ocean vessel. Not enough freeboard. I would be afraid to take that to sea. Still the prettiest sailboat ever built.

Hola. Hermoso barco. Cuánto de eslora, de manga, cuanto pesa??

Mooi schip, hardwerkende bemanning.

I think it's the first time I ever saw a "Viking ship" come about. Very surprised at how close to the wind a rig like that can sail. Expert teamwork certainly contributed to the performance. Thanks for an excellent video.

Real Vikings!

Nice adventure

Her har eg leika mang ein gong gjennom heile oppveksten i 50 og 60-tallet.

glorious!

with all those rocks onboard, I wouldn't like to see a wave coming over the side.What a spot to be sailing though.

Would like to hear more.

Tem muita estabilidade

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Flott og interessant video, tusen takk😊

Mannen med det sakrale stadnamnet Agdestein omtalar sakrale stadnamn på den sakrale kultusøya Njardarlog, Med Vevatn og Helgastein og Godøy rundt 'Todneset - eller burde det eigentleg skrivast 'Todnneset? Veldig fin video. Eg er ein fortidsivrig Eidfjording som har budd på Tysnes, 8akkurat på den tida du la ut denne filmen, faktisk) Øya er jo eit fantastisk Noreg i miniatyr, med kyst, flell og dalstrok i ulike variantar (og tre dialektar: Stordprega, Bergensprega og Opprinneleg Tysnesing, så langt eg kunne høyra. Men - i Eidfjord brukar me ordet'todna' om å tine/tø , og me har ein plass som heiter Todnhaugen. Eg undrast om her er ein samanheng? A propos Agdestein: kva er forskjellen på havguden Agde og havguden Njord? Er dei same guden? Agdestein ligg jo rett over Langenuen frå Tysnes. Kan du belysa desse tinga eg har gått og lurt på i eit par - tre år? Ingen eg spurte på Tysnes forstod kva namnet Todneset kom frå - men der sola treff fyrst vil det jo òg tine fyrst - altså vender livet attende til verda etter vinterfråveret Sakrale greier, m.a.o. ;)

you have a beautiful speaking voice. very much enjoyed this, ty!

Always dark cold and boring 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Let´s sail to Britain and plunder London!

COOL !

It's a squaresail, it's a lugsail, its both!

Que hermosas naves!

Gleder meg til å seile nå i sommer!

Hi Eldar. I must say I really love all the stuff you're doing and I'm really glad you choose to upload some glimpses of it on your channel instead of locking it up in the ivory tower that often is academia. I recently read (and used) your article 'Spinning Seiðr' for a small paper I wrote about traces of pre-Christian ritual practice in the Icelandic sagas and I just wanted to give you a pat on the back for all the amazing work you've done and continue to do. Hopefully my small paper will get published as a small 'popular science' article and if it does I really hope more people, whether scholars or laypersons, will get a peaked interest for your valuable contributions. I hope I can get around to reading your 'Gand, Seid og Åndevind' soon! Happy new year to your and your most beloved.

Interessante opplysninger! Dei gamle forsto mykje, for å låne Jon Godal sine ord, om de er hans...

Great boats. Really cool to see. Nice fast handling from 7:20 on.

One of the most beautiful ships conceived by man.

beauty

Very interesting and rich presentation, Elder! Do you happen to know whether the Danish word ‘genfærd’ (spirit, ghost, apparition) has anything to do with ‘ganfar/ganfer’?

Thank you very much for putting a few of your lectures/presentations up on TH-cam for free access, Eldar! I got familiar with your work through your article "Spinning seiðr" and I've read almost everything of yours ever since. I was surprised to see your work on the hörgr complex of ideas but I'm glad to see that you're dealing with it, since most of the literature I've read on it never really got me anywhere. I'm curious to pick your brain in regards to the archaeological excavations at Ranheim a few years back. Do you believe that part of the religious complex was indeed a hörgr?

English subtitles? It's awesome you went to the location and recorded the story directly from him. I'm just curious to know what he's saying about the huldre and their great view.

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wonderfull!!!!, Some years ago I read that in the 80´s , many attemps to sail replicas failed and then , many started to think that the original ship was built only for burial purposes, maybe some other viewers can confirm this

wonderfull, Some years ago I read that in the 80´s , many attemps to sail replicas failed and then , many started to think that the original ship was built only for burial purposes, maybe some other viewers can confirm this

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Veldig kult! Meir ver so snill!

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Great sailing teamwork, everyone! Beautiful to see this vessel.

Tack! Kommer dit med bussresa från Sverige på tisdag.

I find it easiest to understand in reverse order: 3. modern Icelandic, 2. Northern Norwegian and 1. Eastern Norwegian. I find the #3 and #2 nearly identical. #1 is slightly off somehow.

Beautiful trip! Awesome ship! =)

She's a fine ship I like it a lot.