12016-11-02T16:23:16-07:00Kara Maloneyc213f3fc5d7a7e545e490883295a1812f290a471118784English's oldest surviving epic of monstrous proportionsvispath3387962016-11-14T09:11:04-08:00Kara Maloneyc213f3fc5d7a7e545e490883295a1812f290a471Beowulf is a unique epic in that it was written in Old English by an Anglo-Saxon audience around the tenth century, and yet, it focuses on the Danish and Scandinavian culture that had slowly been encroaching on the island of Britain since the Age of the Vikings. Beowulf is a standard in many classrooms as the quintessential English/British epic, and lives on today in many new iterations.
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12016-10-10T10:54:35-07:00Jessica Visoky8563b012e3c460eecf193829ef2c183c78128edcBeowulf: Beowulf and the Dragon in Geatland20Jessica Visoky's Page on Beowulf and the Dragon in Geatlandgoogle_maps2016-10-30T11:59:38-07:00Wikimedia Commons1908BeowulfWikimedia Commons57.65, 14.683333jpegJ. R. SkeltonJessica Visoky8563b012e3c460eecf193829ef2c183c78128edc
12016-10-15T17:45:40-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abfBeowulf: Mead Hall13The picture above portrays Hrothgar’s mead hall in Heorot where the citizens of Danes drank and feasted. It's a vast building, used as a diplomatic headquarters, a place to administer justice, plan battle, and hold entertainments. Ultimately Beowulf tears one of Grendel’s arms off in this location, and obtains the honor and respect of the king and his people.google_maps2016-10-31T20:13:02-07:0055.601991,11.96485Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abf
12016-10-16T16:49:33-07:00Eunhye Kim53b89f2c042d45a8ef9e24da8730d531486dcad3The Three Battles in Beowulf5Heorot in Lejre on Zealand.google_maps2016-10-31T16:14:42-07:0055.605, 11.975Eunhye Kim53b89f2c042d45a8ef9e24da8730d531486dcad3
12016-10-15T17:45:40-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abfBeowulf: Mead Hall13The picture above portrays Hrothgar’s mead hall in Heorot where the citizens of Danes drank and feasted. It's a vast building, used as a diplomatic headquarters, a place to administer justice, plan battle, and hold entertainments. Ultimately Beowulf tears one of Grendel’s arms off in this location, and obtains the honor and respect of the king and his people.google_maps2016-10-31T20:13:02-07:0055.601991,11.96485Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abf
12016-10-10T10:54:35-07:00Jessica Visoky8563b012e3c460eecf193829ef2c183c78128edcBeowulf: Beowulf and the Dragon in Geatland20Jessica Visoky's Page on Beowulf and the Dragon in Geatlandgoogle_maps2016-10-30T11:59:38-07:00Wikimedia Commons1908BeowulfWikimedia Commons57.65, 14.683333jpegJ. R. SkeltonJessica Visoky8563b012e3c460eecf193829ef2c183c78128edc
12016-11-02T16:23:16-07:00Kara Maloneyc213f3fc5d7a7e545e490883295a1812f290a471Beowulf4English's oldest surviving epic of monstrous proportionsvispath3387962016-11-14T09:11:04-08:00Kara Maloneyc213f3fc5d7a7e545e490883295a1812f290a471