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The Viking World

A History in 100 Objects

Austin Mason, Hannah Curtiss, Liza Davis, Jane Kelly, Kerim Omer Kadir Celik, Adante Ratzlaff, Leah Sacks, Kai Matsubara-Rall, Quinn Radich, Madeline Cosgriff, John Kennelly, Claire Jensen, Alperen Turkol, Jordan Cahn, Peter Hanes, Sarah Wang, Nick Carlsen, Ari Bakke, Phineas Callahan, Lauren Azuma, Justin Berchiolli, Rowan Matney, Ben Pletta, John Scott, Nick Cohen, Sophie Bokor, Authors
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A Mold For Religious Amulets References

Footnotes:

1. “Christianity Came to Denmark,” National Museum of Denmark, Accessed April 28, 2015, http://natmus.dk/historisk-viden/danmark/oldtid-indtil-aar-1050/vikingetiden-800-1050/tro-og-magi-doed-og-ritual/kristendommen-kom-til-danmark/#c47101
2. A.A. Somerville, trans., “A Prophetess in Greenland,” in The Viking Age: A Reader, ed. A.A. Somerville et al. (North York: University of Toronto Press, 2014), 55.
3. William W. Fitzhugh and Elisabeth I. Ward, ed. Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga. (Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2000), 61.
4. Fitzhugh and Ward, Vikings, 102.

Bibliography of Sources:

National Museum of Denmark. “Christianity Came to Denmark.” Accessed April 28, 2015, http://natmus.dk/historisk-viden/danmark/oldtid-indtil-aar-1050/vikingetiden-800-1050/tro-og-magi-doed-og-ritual/kristendommen-kom-til-danmark/#c47101
Somerville, A.A., trans. “A Prophetess in Greenland.” In The Viking Age: A Reader, edited by A.A. Somerville, and R. Andrew McDonald, 54–55. North York: University of Toronto Press, 2014.
Fitzhugh, William W., and Elisabeth I. Ward, ed. Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2000.
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