Hilbert Vinkenoog (History with)
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North Sea-lander (Northumbrian/Dutch/Frisian) studying Viking and Medieval Studies. Early Medieval Frisia and the Frisians, Pre-Christian Religions of the North, Frisian Language(s). History with Hilbert. Frisian with Hilbert.
So I recently picked up on this in audiobook readings. Some do “foreign” sources very suitably and convincingly, others… Less so.
October 6, 2025 at 4:28 AM
So I recently picked up on this in audiobook readings. Some do “foreign” sources very suitably and convincingly, others… Less so.
In terms of the imitation solidi that match types found in Frisia I believe Simon Coupland now sees these as more likely to have been made by Danes rather than Frisians.
October 3, 2025 at 9:00 PM
In terms of the imitation solidi that match types found in Frisia I believe Simon Coupland now sees these as more likely to have been made by Danes rather than Frisians.
I think the Continental Germanic names on coins from the Danelaw suggest that at least some artisans came from northern Francia rather than Danes having been active there, at least.
The pottery too I suspect would be made by Continentals rather than Danes.
The pottery too I suspect would be made by Continentals rather than Danes.
October 3, 2025 at 9:00 PM
I think the Continental Germanic names on coins from the Danelaw suggest that at least some artisans came from northern Francia rather than Danes having been active there, at least.
The pottery too I suspect would be made by Continentals rather than Danes.
The pottery too I suspect would be made by Continentals rather than Danes.
Looking forward to it!
September 26, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Looking forward to it!
I see what you did there
July 13, 2025 at 6:14 PM
I see what you did there