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Tīdunga: Yes Camp wins in Welsh Assembly Referendum
Two pieces of news this week. The first is that the proposals made in the Welsh National Assembly referendum were approved in a vote held on Thursday, 3 March 2011. Since devolution back in 1997, the Welsh National Assembly has been allowed to … Continue reading
Posted in Sprǣc (Language), Tīdunga (News), Vīkingar (Vikings)
Tagged anglo-saxon, assembly, etymology, hamlet, iceland, ireland, irish, norse, old english, old norse, pommel, referendum, runes, scotland, scots, shakespeare, tinderbox, tolkien, Wales, welsh
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Leornung: Sprǣc ond Ealu
For those who don’t know, some ancient Viking traditions have survived in the Orkney islands or are being revived. Here is a good resource on modern paganism for those with a more specifically religious interest in the modern practice of the old Norse religion. And as such people tend … Continue reading
Posted in Leornung (Learning), Sprǣc (Language), Vīkingar (Vikings)
Tagged ale, anglo-saxon, assembly, beer, dialect, gathering, language, meeting, norse, old norse, orkney, paganism, thing, traditions, vikings
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