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Reconstruction of a Bronze Age warrior mullet from an oak coffin burial in Denmark where the hair survived.

From artworks and other oak coffin burials we know that warriors of the Nordic Bronze Age wore their hair either long and loose or as an extreme mullet.

If you wish to emulate these men and cultivate some of this power for yourself then... you know what to do.

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In this video of mine from 2016 you can see the impressive armour and weapons of the Wulfheodenas living history group who dress up in the authentic gear of Vendel era Germanic people. I think it is likely their work has influenced the aesthetics of The Norseman

https://youtu.be/rWhjm9emRJ0

You'll notice that those who lack the talent to create uniqueness will make a career of slandering those who do.

Beware the wild hunt at midwinter!

It has come to my attention that a Canadian called Joseph Blofeld and two other moderators of reddit tier Facebook Anglo-Saxon pagan group 'Fyrnsidu' have been perpetuating the slander about me, invented by glow in the dark activist group Hope not Hate, that I went to a terrorist training camp. They have used this lie to justify banning people from the group who enjoy my content. They also perpetuate a number of errors such as that the feast of Geol occurred on the solstice (see why I disagree here) and that the dead either haunt barrows or go to Hel (these are in fact not mutually exclusive outcomes). Since there are more accurate sources out there on AS beliefs, there is no need to rely on a nīðing and his imps who actively spread misinformation in an effeminate and shameful way.

A shame culture is what our ancestors had and a shame culture is what we must build. Look at what has happened to our societies without it. Surround yourself with people who will hold you to account for your misdeeds and I promise you, if your heart is in it, you will not repeat your mistakes. A hit to your reputation is not an easy thing to stomach. Betraying your kith and kin is worse. Honour and loyalty come before all else.
Heed these words.

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Historian Tom Rowsell examines how ancient prejudices against traditional polytheistic religions still result in exclusion from powerful institutions, which claim to promote diversity and interfaith dialogue.

https://whynow.co.uk/read/is-uk-society-anti-pagan-the-future-of-polytheism-in-britain

Speaking of films. Alfred the Great is a classic, underrated viking film that many people don't seem to be aware of.

Plot: David Hemmings (Alfred the Great) plays a grown baby who sleeps with his hands above the covers. Secretly wants a tradwife but is too autistic to make a move. Accuses her of stealing fruit (!) in a pathetic attempt at bonding. Ding dong: The Danes arrive and give the Saxons a cuckolding they won't soon forget, with their unshackled lust for life, and generally laid back attitude. Alfred lives in a bog until he can overcome his own insecurities, climb down from the high horse of puritanism, and blow the dust off some deeply repressed pagan atavism. To fight the one-eyed monster, perhaps he has to become it?

10/10, very quotable, and inclusive, too: One of the vikings is clearly developmentally challenged, but that doesn't keep him from raping and pillaging like the rest!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUrf0Z06roE

The boar is very sacred 🐗

An animated map showing the racial replacements and mixings that occurred in Europe over the last 10,000 years

Johan Thomas Lundbye - "En gravhøj fra oldtiden ved Raklev på Refsnæs" 1839