Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250

The Vikings’ rise in Northern Russia is a chapter in European history that is yet to be written. Political, linguistic and mental barriers have meant that this period of Northern Russia’s great expansion was sadly neglected by historians. But after 1990, with the opening of Russia’s archives for wes...

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Main Author: Christensen Carsten Sander
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Russian
Published: Institute of Modern Humanitarian Researches 2020
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spelling ftdoajarticles:oai:doaj.org/article:88070c0401ec4bc58c21aa99ec119752 2023-05-15T14:59:17+02:00 Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250 Christensen Carsten Sander 2020-07-01T00:00:00Z https://doaj.org/article/88070c0401ec4bc58c21aa99ec119752 EN RU eng rus Institute of Modern Humanitarian Researches http://st-hum.ru/en/node/926/ https://doaj.org/toc/2308-8079 2308-8079 https://doaj.org/article/88070c0401ec4bc58c21aa99ec119752 Studia Humanitatis, Vol 2 (2020) bjarmaland vikings white sea northern dvina kola peninsula arctic ocean ohthere of hålogaland bjarmians russian language perm skiringssal hedeby finno-ugric peoples falcons krasnoborsk arkhangelsk salekhard omsk History of scholarship and learning. The humanities AZ20-999 article 2020 ftdoajarticles 2022-12-31T09:27:53Z The Vikings’ rise in Northern Russia is a chapter in European history that is yet to be written. Political, linguistic and mental barriers have meant that this period of Northern Russia’s great expansion was sadly neglected by historians. But after 1990, with the opening of Russia’s archives for western researches, we can finally begin collecting the small pieces for a jigsaw puzzle of the Vikings’ journey in the area of the Kola Peninsula. Recent archaeological finds help us to support the theory that the Viking voyages in the White Sea and the Arctic Ocean have had greater significance and extent than previously thought. This article will shed new light on Bjarmaland, the Bjarmians and why the Vikings for many centuries pilgrimage to the area where Arkhangelsk is today. Were they in the area at all? And how there still are traces in our modern society of this era. Furthermore, the trade connections between Vikings, Bjarmians and Russians will be put into a larger perspective and the Vikings’ trade routes in both Eastern and Western Europe will be described. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Arctic Ocean Arkhangelsk dvina Hålogaland kola peninsula White Sea Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ Articles Arctic Arctic Ocean White Sea Kola Peninsula Salekhard ENVELOPE(66.602,66.602,66.530,66.530)
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hedeby
finno-ugric peoples
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falcons
krasnoborsk
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Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250
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description The Vikings’ rise in Northern Russia is a chapter in European history that is yet to be written. Political, linguistic and mental barriers have meant that this period of Northern Russia’s great expansion was sadly neglected by historians. But after 1990, with the opening of Russia’s archives for western researches, we can finally begin collecting the small pieces for a jigsaw puzzle of the Vikings’ journey in the area of the Kola Peninsula. Recent archaeological finds help us to support the theory that the Viking voyages in the White Sea and the Arctic Ocean have had greater significance and extent than previously thought. This article will shed new light on Bjarmaland, the Bjarmians and why the Vikings for many centuries pilgrimage to the area where Arkhangelsk is today. Were they in the area at all? And how there still are traces in our modern society of this era. Furthermore, the trade connections between Vikings, Bjarmians and Russians will be put into a larger perspective and the Vikings’ trade routes in both Eastern and Western Europe will be described.
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title Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250
title_short Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250
title_full Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250
title_fullStr Bjarmaland – the forgotten history of the Vikings in Northern Russia. A description of the Vikings, the Bjarmians, the area around the delta of Northern Dvina and the wealth of nature in the Russian forests in the years 890-1250
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