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S3 Ep1: Viking Time Warping Stone Ships
Venture into the past where some viking art was expressed as stone ships put to harbor inland. Within the pages of a book a stone ship rests, nestled in a clearing surrounded by pine-tree-guardians, where the grasses grow right up against the stones; breaking like calm seas in wispy dry strands. Listen to this episode to find out why the stone ships earth art was created.
Please Note: the various different ages gave me some trouble - the Bronze Age, The Viking Age, the Nordic Bronze Age, depending on the resource the dates don't seem to stay consistent. I kind of just had to put a pin in the map and do my best.
If you're new to the Whispering Gallery podcast and our spooky, spine-tingling and hard-to-believe art stories I hope you'll subscribe and join our community! Please rate and review the podcast and share it with a friend. Take care!
Say hello, DM me on Instagram and comment on the posts to join the conversation! @whisperinggallerypodcast
1. Readings from The Atlas of Legendary Places, Gotland, by James Harpur and Jennifer Westwood, Konecky & Konecky, A Marshall Edition, p. 106-108.
Photo Source: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gnisvaerd-Gotland-2006-04-27-a.jpg Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic, Photo by N. Stjerna
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Venture into the past where some viking art was expressed as stone ships put to harbor inland. Within the pages of a book a stone ship rests, nestled in a clearing surrounded by pine-tree-guardians, where the grasses grow right up against the stones; breaking like calm seas in wispy dry strands. Listen to this episode to find out why the stone ships earth art was created.
Please Note: the various different ages gave me some trouble - the Bronze Age, The Viking Age, the Nordic Bronze Age, depending on the resource the dates don't seem to stay consistent. I kind of just had to put a pin in the map and do my best.
If you're new to the Whispering Gallery podcast and our spooky, spine-tingling and hard-to-believe art stories I hope you'll subscribe and join our community! Please rate and review the podcast and share it with a friend. Take care!
Say hello, DM me on Instagram and comment on the posts to join the conversation! @whisperinggallerypodcast
1. Readings from The Atlas of Legendary Places, Gotland, by James Harpur and Jennifer Westwood, Konecky & Konecky, A Marshall Edition, p. 106-108.
Photo Source: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gnisvaerd-Gotland-2006-04-27-a.jpg Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic, Photo by N. Stjerna
Please Support the Whispering Gallery Podcast:
https://www.patreon.com/suzannenikolaisenart
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/suznikart
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/whisperinggallerystories/
https://www.instagram.com/whisperinggallerypodcast/
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MysticMediumsStudio
www.whisperinggallerypodcast.com
Copyright 2021 Suzanne Nikolaisen. All Rights Reserved.
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