Vikings Were People Too: Growing Up in the Viking Age
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Education
Start date
2018-11-08 18:00:00
End date
2018-11-08 20:00:00
Address / City
2655 Northwest Market Street Seattle
Location
WA, US
Short, snappy, entertaining: Scandinavian 30 is a series of free, 30-minute talks by UW
Scandinavian Studies faculty held once each month at the Nordic Museum.
Cash bar provided. Grab a drink and find out what you really need to know to understand Scandinavia!
Perceived as violent raiders descending with a fury, the Vikings’ human side has largely been neglected. But Vikings were people too! Join Professor Leiren as he explores what it was like to grow up in the Viking Age.
Following the lecture, the board of UW’s Scandinavian studies department will host a reception, catered by City Catering.
Scandinavian Studies faculty held once each month at the Nordic Museum.
Cash bar provided. Grab a drink and find out what you really need to know to understand Scandinavia!
Perceived as violent raiders descending with a fury, the Vikings’ human side has largely been neglected. But Vikings were people too! Join Professor Leiren as he explores what it was like to grow up in the Viking Age.
Following the lecture, the board of UW’s Scandinavian studies department will host a reception, catered by City Catering.
Organizer
Nordic Museum
Phone
206.789.5707
Email
katiep@nordicmuseum.org
