Vikingatiden De som bodde i Norden

Vikingatiden
De som bodde i Norden på vikinga tiden var oftast fredliga. De handlade med sina grannar eller med andra länder. Många var bönder eller hantverkare. I utställningen finns faktiskt en del vapen men det finns också tusentals föremål som ger en annan bild av vikingarna. Föremålen berättar om hur folket skötte sina hem och sina arbeten, om handel, tankar och familjeliv. Men några hjälmar med horn finns det inte.
Mor Unna reste en runsten i Uppland över sin son, en mäktig handelskvinna begravdes på Björkö i Mälaren och en storbonde från Dalarna räknade sin förmögenhet i järn. Du möter dem i utställningen ”Vikingar”. Tiden mellan omkring 800 och 1050 är den mest kända perioden i skandinavisk förhistoria, vikingatiden. Berättelserna om vikingatågen med skepp är berömda, liksom de om vikingarnas plundring och handel. I vår tid har hela befolkningen under perioden, såväl fredliga resande handelsfamiljer som kolonisatörer och bondebefolkning, kallats för vikingar även om ordet egentligen bara beskrev den lilla grupp som gick ut i ”viking” och bedrev handel och plundring. För de flesta skandinaver var jordbruksbygden där de bodde livets centrum. Vikingatiden var ändå en brytningstid och kontakterna med omvärlden förändrade hela samhället i grunden. Handeln tog fart, det visar stora skattfynd som den från Vårby i Huddinge, Södermanland. Skatten innehöll smycken och dräktdetaljer från både Ryssland och det muslimska riket, kalifatet. Några av beslagen har tillhört en orientalisk ryttarrock. Du kan se föremålen i början av utställningen. De första stadsliknande samhällena etablerades, till exempel Birka på ön Björkö i Mälaren eller Uppåkra utanför Lund. I mitten av utställningen finns en modell av Birka (bild s. 44). En kolonisation av nya jordbruksmarker skedde både inom och utanför Skandinavien. En ny religion introducerades, kristendomen och kampen mellan den och förhistorisk asatro pågick under hela perioden.
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Resultat (engelska) 1:

The Viking age Those who lived in Scandinavia in the Viking age were mostly peaceful. They traded with their neighbors or in other countries. Many were farmers or craftsmen. In the exhibition, there are actually some weapons but there are also thousands of articles that give a different picture of the Vikings. The exhibits tell how people took care of their homes and their jobs, trade, ideas and family life. But some helmets with horns, there is not. Mother Treat traveled a runestone in Uppland over their son, a powerful merchant woman was buried at Björkö in Lake Mälaren and a large farmer from Dalarna counted his wealth in iron. You'll meet them in the exhibition "Vikings". The time between about 800 and 1050 is the most well known period in Scandinavian prehistory, the Viking age. The stories about the Viking trains with ship is famous, as well as those of the Vikings ' looting and trading. In our time, the entire population during the period, as well as peaceful travellers trading families colonists and peasant population, called for the Vikings, even if the word really just described the small group went out in the "viking" and engaged in trade and plunder. For most Scandinavians were agricultural settlements where they lived the life of the city. The Viking age was still a period of transition and the contacts with outside world changed society fundamentally. The trade took off, it shows great treasure finds it from Vårby, Huddinge, Sweden. The treasure included jewelry and costume details from both Russia and the Muslim empire, the Caliphate. Some of the seizures belonged to an Oriental ryttarrock. You can see the objects at the beginning of the exhibition. The first true urban communities were established, such as Birka on the island of Björkö in Lake Mälaren or Uppåkra outside Lund. In the middle of the exhibition is a model of Birka (fig. p. 44). A colonization of new agricultural lands were made both inside and outside of Scandinavia. A new religion, Christianity, and the fight between it and the prehistoric Germanic NeoPaganism continued throughout the period.The aristocrats

Resultat (engelska) 2:

Vikings
Those who lived in Scandinavia in the Viking Age were mostly peaceful. They traded with their neighbors or with other countries. Many were farmers or craftsmen. In the exhibition there are actually some weapons, but there are also thousands of objects that give a different image of the Vikings. The articles talk about how people handled their homes and their jobs, trade, thoughts and family. But some helmets with horns, there is not.
Mother Treat traveled a runestone in Uppland of his son, a powerful trade woman buried at Björkö in Lake Mälaren, and a big farmer from Dalarna counted his wealth in iron. You meet them in the exhibition "Vikings". The time between about 800 and 1050 is the most famous period in Scandinavian prehistory, Viking Age. The stories of the Viking raids of ships are famous, as well as those of the Vikings pillage and trade. In our time, the entire population during the period, both peaceful travel trade families colonizers and the peasant population, called the Vikings, although the word really only describing the small group that went out in the 'Viking' and trading and looting. For most Scandinavians were farm lands where they lived life center. The Viking Age was still a time of transition and contacts with the outside world changed the whole society fundamentally. The trade took off, it shows great treasure finds from the Vårby in Huddinge, Södermanland. The tax contained jewelry and costume details from both Russia and the Muslim Empire, the Caliphate. Some of the fittings have belonged to an oriental equestrian rock. You can see the objects in the beginning of the exhibition. The first town-like communities were established, for example, Birka on the island Björkö in Mälaren or Uppåkra outside Lund. In the middle of the exhibition is a model of Birka (picture p. 44). The colonization of new agricultural lands took place both inside and outside Scandinavia. A new religion was introduced, Christianity, and the struggle between the prehistoric and Asatru continued throughout the period.
Aristocrats