Im an ancestor of Auður Djúpúðga Ketilsdóttir. She hadent any celtic ancestry in fact she was the second generation of scandinavian vikings who settled britain from norway. Though we in Iceland have up to 30% genes from irish scottish and Anglosaxon because of the slaves we brought to Iceland. For a time she was an Irish viking princess.
Aud pronounced as Ode? Who decided to skip the language consultant? Au is a diphthong: a short unstressed a - like the a in about - the u is a long oo as in Scottsh good- all ending up in an unstressed d In "oseberg" all the vowels are pronounded, none of them s a diphthong. To be fair, the closed long o at the beginning is one of those sounds that don’t really exist in English. But the unstressed short first e cannot be omitted (the se sounds close to se in second). BBC should try harder.
She also never had any daughters, just one son. The girls she married off were her granddaughters. If I'm not mistaken, two of her brothers were already in Iceland when she arrived, she stayed with one and then the other when it didn't work out.
@@terra7066 Well the 1st Europeans was indeed black, and pre Christianity and patriarchy, 3 rd gender was perfectly normal in all indigenous cultures and societies across the world. Idiot.
Loved it!
In the novel ROB ROY, there's a character, Sandy the Biter 😂
Wonderful short doc.
I am not surprised by this title, content and release date.
So this is why I have so many Nordic DNA matches on My Heritage!
Why so many drawings instead of photos of real objects etc.!
There are plenty of videos of these artifacts all over TH-cam. :-)
@@mortalclown3812 clown tell me was I in mortal danger? :-)
Gawd another idiotic comment. You gonna tell painters how to paint?
We always put valkyrjas first
Is it possible the woman was sacrificed along with the 2 horses?
In viking series aud killed herself right ??
Will Scotland ask for reparations?
LOL .. the Americans want reparations
Bahahahahahhaa😂 nope, only in america are they that dumb
Im an ancestor of Auður Djúpúðga Ketilsdóttir. She hadent any celtic ancestry in fact she was the second generation of scandinavian vikings who settled britain from norway. Though we in Iceland have up to 30% genes from irish scottish and Anglosaxon because of the slaves we brought to Iceland. For a time she was an Irish viking princess.
How's it going cousin? I'm related to her as well. Pretty cool.
Family!!
Aud pronounced as Ode?
Who decided to skip the language consultant? Au is a diphthong: a short unstressed a - like the a in about - the u is a long oo as in Scottsh good- all ending up in an unstressed d
In "oseberg" all the vowels are pronounded, none of them s a diphthong. To be fair, the closed long o at the beginning is one of those sounds that don’t really exist in English. But the unstressed short first e cannot be omitted (the se sounds close to se in second).
BBC should try harder.
The woman they called Aud in this presentation appears in other Icelandic sagas as 'Unn the Deepminded.'
She also never had any daughters, just one son. The girls she married off were her granddaughters. If I'm not mistaken, two of her brothers were already in Iceland when she arrived, she stayed with one and then the other when it didn't work out.
How was she Scottish when her father was Norse? Is the Scottish link the freed slaves instead?
Shortage of male actors or just sexism?
They'll just dress the men as women.
I'm just surprised that they didn't say she was a black transgender.
Really? You’re upset that it’s women than men? Wow you got issues clearly.
@@terra7066 Well the 1st Europeans was indeed black, and pre Christianity and patriarchy, 3 rd gender was perfectly normal in all indigenous cultures and societies across the world. Idiot.
BBC propaganda
Pireland 🤡
So equality to you is propaganda?
Is this supposed to be comedy? I thought this channel was about facts and truth? Seems to be posted in the wrong channel.