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I Norge, Lofoten gravde nordiske arkeologer i 1980-årene ut et 83 meter langt hus (700 kvadratmeter), det største huset vi kjenner fra vikingtiden i skandinavia.

Virkelig spændende! Og lækre kar.

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Sacrificing a beer can is wild😂

Kæft nogle bosser der levede dengang.

The absolute essence of cool.

Best learning tool I have ever watched on utube. Many thanks for downloading this. The Great State of Texas.

Unpopular opinion, we don't have all of her outfit. It's never looked "complete" to me. I've seen iterations of it through the decades and it's not all there.

Vikings, having modern maschinery?

Super spændende projekt. Og hvad var dog den fantastiske underlægningsmusik? ❤ Lene

I arrived here via a comment on the Orkney hood that named the egtved skirt as having similar weaving. And now i'm entranced watching you weave!

Испортили такой плед!!! 😅 Взяли и надели...

Lovely

Props to these people for keep preserving the method to educate more generations to come.

It's impossible even if you invest millions of dollars to see the past, but we travel into the future every day and we can see the future but not the past. who cares about the past let's look into the future and see how we can care for the earth. Rather than digging and flattening the earth

Amazing woodwork done in such speed that the Vikings must have made you a new godess ;)

Mind you that these People who did these textiles also had to basically kill a chicken, clean it, cook it and wash dishes afterwards, and that did not include taking care of the livestock, the garden etc. How in the world, these women and men survived is plain heroic to me! Kudos for these artisans who are keeping up with the crafts of their heritage, their culture. : )

In all countries and all ages there are those who respect the past and are able to preserve it for future generations, if possible. And there are always those who are shortsighted.

Super interessant, tak Kvæg dør, og slægtninge dør, og så dør man selv En ting nu som aldrig dør, Berømmelsen af en død mands gerninger.

No to jeszcze powinni sie dmuchac bez gumek lub innych tabletek, to w Danii przybedzie ludzi i imigranci nie beda potrzebni.

Is the start of the weaving a band weave? Not a tablet weave?

We also know the strongest rope they had a1000 years ago was made from whaleruss hide. Those modern ropes they used in the film was not available for the dolmenbuilders.

What a beautiful process and garment.

Just visited the fine old viking capital of Aros, mainland jutland, the home of Harold Bluetooth and all the other viking kings. Impressive how denmark developed from 700-1200ad, before treasury and government were moved out in the distant Island of Copenhagen.

That was eye opening. I feel lazy and spoiled. We just don't appreciate how hard earned some of life's basic needs are. Thanks for sharing.

Omg these people were brilliant

fantastic documentary, incredible work. this is what pure science looks like. puts idiot science deniers firmly in their place.

A real historically honest masterpiece. Very long ago the qualities put into the dress was appreciated as fine by people exactly as we do. We are in some ways Very like the people who walked out of the first cave. In this, dressing so fine a love for all time, quite fully the same inside.

Gunter gleiben glauchen globen

Build in 3 years with all of the modern machinery and safety gear. How long would it have taken in the Viking age, logging the trees, hauling with ox carriages, hand crafting the all the pictures, hoisting the logs and no scaffolding. I’d love to see a computerized model to comparison. 🇩🇰👍😎

Excellent. A fine way to "blind test" for interpretation. Plus it gives me a more valid look, and feel, into the lives of my ancestors. Thank you.

Знакомая эксперементальная архиология😊

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Absolutely amazing. Thank you 🙂

Sustainable technology.

"Humankind from our past and our present are connected through our common curiosity and creativity." Excuse me Sir, to my ancestors I am primarily connected through my lineage, my genes. The curiosity and creativity is a secondary result of that.

Was thinking about them pulling the stone with the rope. If you get a long stick and jabb a pointy end it in to the ground to get friction. then tie two ropes to it one from the stone to the middle of the stick, and one from the top of the stick to an ox or several men, it should be able to pull the stone more easy. I might be wrong on it, but i dont got the money or friends to do an experiment on it. but teoreticly it should work, just as an long stick can be used to lift a heavy stone.

my grand fathers always told me our houses and halls were designed like turned ships . . .this time lapse shows every thing they ever described and i saw in my dreams!

Very nice video. Humans are amazing creatures. Capable of astounding feats. It's too bad humans can be cruel and vicious. I worry about the future and fear we are heading to catastrophe. Hope springs eternal.

please make more of these videos.

where is Phil Harding?flintknapper is his speciality.

Around 8:08: Shouldn't "incomprehensible" be "comprehensive"?

It is little wonder that weavers and looms were considered magical and powerful. The amount of care and intention and time poured into even the smallest cloth object is truly mind boggling to us now.

Wow this is amazing thank you I’ve enjoyed watching this has given me inspiration to go out and learn more

Jeg skal snart forbi jer. Hvolris ligger ikke langt fra Viborg hvor jeg bor, så det er kun fedt at finde flere steder, men det er mest udenfor sæsonen jeg tager rundt.

Jeg elsker bare oldtids historier❤.

Brilliant explanation of weaving fabric. 👏

Fascinating

Beautiful crafts

hvor lang tid har det taget at lave den helt fra start til den var helt færdig og hvad blev den samlede pris på dette pragtstykke