Battle of the Ages | Medieval vs Viking Age | Eurovision Song Contest 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2026-09-20 | Battle of the Ages | Medieval vs Viking Age | Eurovision Song Contest 2023That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Saga of the Volsungs pt 5: Death and DeceitJORVIK Viking Centre2023-12-08 | Join us for the final part of the Saga of Volsungs. In this conclusion to the saga magic and manipulation tragically separates Sigurd and Brynhild, turning love into hate and friends into enemies, whilst cursed dragon’s gold and the plans of Odin bring the Volsung family to a bloody end!
If you’ve not done so already, be sure to listen to the previous parts of the Saga of the Volsungs: Part 1 – Blood and Betrayal Part 2 – Passion and Poison Part 3 – Revenge and Renewal Part 4 – Oaths and Omens
Cast list: Odin – Adam Seymour Sigurd – Antony Atlee Brynhild – Lucy Carr-McClave Gudrun – Abigail Judge Gunnar – Luke Marshall
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Saga of the Volsungs pt 4: Oaths and OmensJORVIK Viking Centre2023-12-07 | Join us for Part 4 of the Saga of the Volsungs. In this episode Sigurd comes face to face with the terrifying venomous dragon Fafnir, beginning a chain of events that may lead to the doom of the Volsung family!
If you’ve not done so already, be sure to listen to the previous parts of the Saga of the Volsungs: Part 1 – Blood and Betrayal Part 2 – Passion and Poison Part 3 – Revenge and Renewal
Cast list: Skald/ Narrator – Lucas Norton Odin – Adam Seymour Regin – James Tyler Sigurd – Antony Atlee Fafnir – Bede Rogerson Wagtail 1 – Tom Turton Wagtail 2 – Kameron Sahota Brynhild – Lucy Carr-McClave
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Saga of the Volsungs pt 3: Revenge and RenewalJORVIK Viking Centre2023-12-06 | Join us for Part 3 of the Saga of the Volsungs. In this episode we meet a new member of the Volsung family: Sigurd, perhaps the greatest hero of all the sagas! Learn of his birth, his vengeance and the origins of his legendary foe: the dragon Fafnir!
If you’ve not done so already, be sure to listen to the previous parts of the Saga of the Volsungs: Part 1 – Blood and Betrayal Part 2 – Passion and Poison
Cast list: Skald/Narrator – Lucas Norton Odin – Adam Seymour King Sigmund – Philip Birch Queen Hjordis – Fiona Hyde Regin – James Tyler Sigurd – Antony Atlee
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Saga of the Volsungs pt 2: Passion and PoisonJORVIK Viking Centre2023-12-05 | Join us for Part 2 of the Saga of the Volsungs. In this episode hear how the twins Signy and Sigmund, the last of the Volsungs, went to dark and desperate lengths to win vengeance upon the wicked King Siggeir, unaware that certain one-eyed god was closely observing these events!
If you’ve not done so already, be sure to check out Part 1 of the Saga of the Volsungs – Blood and Betrayal
Cast list: Skald/Narrator – Lucas Norton Odin – Adam Seymour King Siggeir – Max O’Keeffe Sigmund – Philip Birch Queen Signy – Anya Griffiths Sinfjolti – Thomas Mann Queen Borghild – Sarah Strong
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Saga of the Volsungs pt 1: Blood and BetrayalJORVIK Viking Centre2023-12-04 | Join us round the fire as we begin telling one of the greatest sagas of Old Norse literature: The Saga of the Volsungs. In this first part of the story learn about the divine origins of the Volsung family, the betrayal that nearly destroyed them all, and the wise but sinister god that followed their lives with a close and ominous interest!
Cast list: Skald/Narrator – Lucas Norton Odin – Adam Seymour King Siggeir – Max O’Keeffe Sigmund – Philip Birch Signy – Anya Griffiths
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To book tickets for Viking Games, Banquet and Finale, visit jorvikvikingfestival.co.uk 🤩Preserving JORVIK: Barrel PadlockJORVIK Viking Centre2023-10-30 | Take a closer look at the Viking barrel padlock on display at JORVIK Viking Centre and the conservation work that goes on behind the scenes to preserve it.Preserving JORVIK: Wool SockJORVIK Viking Centre2023-10-30 | Take a closer look at the Viking wool sock on display at JORVIK Viking Centre and the conservation work that goes on behind the scenes to preserve it.York Fashion Week 2023: Shakespeare, Costumes and The Bard at Barley HallJORVIK Viking Centre2023-10-02 | "You can't underestimate how powerful being in a certain costume is..."
York Fashion Week is coming to an end, but Barley Hall is currently displaying costumes designed by the likes of Alexandra Byrne, John Bright and Susannah Buxton for Shakespeare adaptations.Introduction to the Silverdale HoardJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-25 | The Silverdale Hoard, found near Silverdale in Lancashire in 2011, is England's third-largest Viking-age silver hoard, dating back to around AD 900-910. It includes over 200 pieces and offers insights into wide-ranging cultural contacts and a bustling Viking mercantile network, linking this corner of northern England to thriving markets across Europe and Asia.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Unknown KingJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-22 | Within the Silverdale Hoard's 27 coins lay an extraordinary find: a unique silver penny previously unseen. This coin marks a previously unrecorded variety of Viking-age Northumbrian currency, bearing the name of a mysterious Viking ruler, "AIRDECONVT," absent from historical records. It beckons us to wonder how many more of our ancestors' names, lost to time, remain hidden beneath the soil, awaiting rediscovery by archaeologists.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Lead ContainerJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-21 | Initially mistaken for a mere lump of lead, the Silverdale Hoard's discovery turned into a treasure trove revelation. While lead containers were known in Viking-age hoards, finding one so well-preserved is rare. Its careful use suggests the original owner's intention to protect their valuable items for a future return that never happened. Yet, the lead container's role in preserving these treasures for over a millennium stands as a testament to its enduring value.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Islamic DirhamJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-20 | Within the Silverdale Hoard, alongside English and French coins, lay four Islamic dirhams. One of which originated from 8th-century Baghdad, and had been in use for over a century by the time it was buried in the early 10th century. These silver dirhams, numbering in the thousands, made their way to Northern and Western Europe via Viking traders. They circulated across continents, possibly crossing seas on Viking ships, before finding their place in hoards like this one.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Fake CoinJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-19 | Amidst the treasures of the Silverdale Hoard, one coin stands out as a clever counterfeit, crafted from an inexpensive base metal and silver-plated to mimic a silver Frankish denier. The presence of such fakes is not unique; even Viking-age trading hubs like Coppergate have yielded counterfeit foreign coins, including imitation Islamic dirhams. Evidently, Viking traders needed to exercise caution, as shrewd individuals with counterfeit currency were always on the prowl, seeking to outwit and strike a deal to their advantage!
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Arm RingsJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-18 | The SIlverdale Hoard consisted of coins, silver ingots, pieces of hacksilver, and several complete items of silver jewellery, including ten arm rings. Many of these are stamped with distinctive decorative features which closely resemble other examples of arm rings found within Viking age hoards surrounding the Irish Sea region. Perhaps these arm rings once graced the arms of affluent visitors from across the Irish Sea, leaving a lasting impression with their opulent beauty.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: Why Bury a Hoard?JORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-17 | During the Viking Age, great wealth often served as a symbol of power and influence. Some individuals chose to bury their riches in hoards, concealing them for various reasons, such as during times of conflict or before embarking on lengthy journeys in an uncertain world. The fact that many Viking-age hoards remained hidden until the 21st century underscores the Vikings' effectiveness at safeguarding their wealth. One can only wonder how many more hoards remain buried, awaiting rediscovery.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.The Silverdale Hoard: What is a Hoard?JORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-16 | A hoard is a deliberate collection of valuable objects, often coins and jewelry made from precious metals, grouped together and hidden for various reasons. These hidden treasures provide clues about the people who buried them, their cultural identity, international trade, and the historical significance of these artifacts from over a thousand years ago. It's a glimpse into the past—a treasure trove of information.
The Silverdale Hoard is on display at the JORVIK Viking Centre until mid-October 2023.An interview with Lucas and Miranda of That JORVIK Viking Thing PodcastJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-04 | We got up close and an in-depth insight into the inner workings of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast with Miranda and Lucas, hosts of the show. Watch the interview and share your thoughts and questions in the comment section below.
Find That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast through the link below or on whichever platform you usually listen to podcasts. Podcast: buzzsprout.com/1650064
#JORVIK #Vikings #ThatJORVIKVikingThingPodcast #PodcastTop 5 Episodes of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast with Miranda and LucasJORVIK Viking Centre2023-09-01 | Have you ever wondered which episodes Miranda and Lucas consider their best? Now you know! Do you agree with Miranda and Lucas? Don't forget to share your Top 5 list in the comments below.
Find That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast through the link below or on whichever platform you usually listen to podcasts. Podcast: buzzsprout.com/1650064
#JORVIK #Vikings #ThatJORVIKVikingThingPodcast #PodcastBecome a Viking - Viking Words #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-08-02 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #Crafting #VikingLanguageBecome a Viking - Breakfast #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-25 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #CraftingBecome a Viking - Cloaks #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-25 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #CraftingBecome a Viking - Leg Wraps #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-25 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #CraftingBecome a Viking - Arm Rings #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-25 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #CraftingBecome a Viking - Jewellery #SummerHolidays - JORVIK Viking CentreJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-25 | Featuring the members from JORVIK Viking Centre and Lucas, host of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast. This short video is a tutorial on how you and your family can become Vikings during the school summer holidays.
This is a short video edited from previous footage taken as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival 2022.
#JORVIK #Vikings #SummerHolidays #CraftingMagical ProtectionJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-22 | 🧙♂️Step into the intriguing world of Medieval Magical Protection!🌙 Explore the dual nature of magic in medieval times, where it was believed to hold the power of healing and learning, but also associated with dark forces blamed for mysterious illnesses and misfortune. Discover the fascinating beliefs surrounding magical beings like elves and the practices of evil human practitioners. From protective marks etched into buildings to the hidden properties of natural materials and the medicinal virtues of plants, uncover the enchanting measures believed to thwart magical dangers. Join us on this mesmerizing journey through the mystical world of Medieval Magical Protection. ✨Monk Bar and Richard IIIJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-22 | Monk Bar is one of four major fortified gateways on York's City Walls. Many of it's original Medieval features are still visible today, and you can visit Monk Bar this summer (2023) as a Magic and Mystery shop.
Monk Bar has historical links to Richard III and has previously been 'The Richard III Museum'. Founded by Michael S Bennett, it ran from 1993 to 2014, at which point York Archaeology was given the opportunity to continue Michael's work by housing 'The Richard III Experience' at Monk Bar.
This video explores the historical relationship between Richard III and Monk Bar, as well as the ways in which the building has been used to tell the story of Medieval York and the infamous King.Magic & DivinationJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-22 | 🔮Discover the fascinating world of Magic & Divination in the Middle Ages!🔮 Delve into the art of predicting the future using the various techniques employed by people across all levels of Medieval society. From interpreting celestial events and bird calls to the mystical practices of geomancy and palmistry, explore the intricate methods and their meanings. Join us on this immersive journey through the realms of dreams, prophecies, and omens. Don't miss this eye-opening exploration of a captivating aspect of the Middle Ages!✨York Archaeology: Who Are We?JORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-22 | York Archaeology, formerly York Archaeological Trust, is a leading educational charity and professional archaeological organisation. Aiming to engage the public with heritage through community and education projects and events, as well as world class visitor attractions, including The JORVIK Viking Centre.
This short video explores the work of York Archaeology across archaeological, educational and heritage sectors, over it's 50 year history and into the future.Magic and ScienceJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-22 | 🌟Dive into a world where science, magic, and religion intertwined! 🧪 Discover how Medieval figures explored alchemy, magnetism, astrology, and optical illusions, blurring the line between scientific inquiry and magical beliefs. Join us on this captivating journey as we unravel the secrets and explore the boundaries of knowledge in the Middle Ages.✨🔍That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast trailer 2023 ft. Odin The Allfather | Short Version 3JORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-10 | In Viking times, a ‘Thing’ was a gathering; a place where leaders and warriors could meet and talk. In the 21st century, our ‘Thing’ is a virtual place where history academics and enthusiasts from around the world can come together to share knowledge. Join Miranda and Lucas, from the JORVIK Viking Centre, as they delve into another fascinating topic about Vikings, archaeology, and more!
Please vote for us ❤️ That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast is up for 2 awards. A Listeners' Choice Award at the British Podcast Awards, and a People's Choice at the Podcast Awards.
More information - https://linktr.ee/thatjorvikthingpodcast
#JORVIK #Vikings #Podcast ##Odin #SagaThat JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast trailer 2023 ft. Odin The Allfather | Short Version 2JORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-08 | In Viking times, a ‘Thing’ was a gathering; a place where leaders and warriors could meet and talk. In the 21st century, our ‘Thing’ is a virtual place where history academics and enthusiasts from around the world can come together to share knowledge. Join Miranda and Lucas, from the JORVIK Viking Centre, as they delve into another fascinating topic about Vikings, archaeology, and more!
Please vote for us ❤️ That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast is up for 2 awards. A Listeners' Choice Award at the British Podcast Awards, and a People's Choice at the Podcast Awards.
More information - https://linktr.ee/thatjorvikthingpodcast
#JORVIK #Vikings #Podcast ##Odin #SagaThat JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast trailer 2023 ft. Odin The Allfather | Short Version 1JORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-05 | In Viking times, a ‘Thing’ was a gathering; a place where leaders and warriors could meet and talk. In the 21st century, our ‘Thing’ is a virtual place where history academics and enthusiasts from around the world can come together to share knowledge. Join Miranda and Lucas, from the JORVIK Viking Centre, as they delve into another fascinating topic about Vikings, archaeology, and more!
Please vote for us ❤️ That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast is up for 2 awards. A Listeners' Choice Award at the British Podcast Awards, and a People's Choice at the Podcast Awards.
More information - https://linktr.ee/thatjorvikthingpodcast
#JORVIK #Vikings #Podcast ##Odin #SagaThat JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast trailer 2023 ft. Odin The AllfatherJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-05 | In Viking times, a ‘Thing’ was a gathering; a place where leaders and warriors could meet and talk. In the 21st century, our ‘Thing’ is a virtual place where history academics and enthusiasts from around the world can come together to share knowledge. Join Miranda and Lucas, from the JORVIK Viking Centre, as they delve into another fascinating topic about Vikings, archaeology, and more!
Please vote for us ❤️ That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast is up for 2 awards. A Listeners' Choice Award at the British Podcast Awards, and a People's Choice at the Podcast Awards.
More information - https://linktr.ee/thatjorvikthingpodcast
#JORVIK #Vikings #Podcast ##Odin #SagaThat Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast - Women in the Viking Age with Prof Judith JeschJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-03 | Please vote for 'That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast' in the Podcast Awards by following this link: podcastawards.com Takk!
Were women in the Viking Age they're stereotypically medieval subservient housewives, or were they're liberated feminists with land and property running around divorcing their husbands? Where did these two interpretations tend to come from and is either of them accurate?
Learn all this and more as we speak to Professor Judith Jesch, professor of Viking Studies at the University of Nottingham, and author of numerous articles and books on the Vikings, including a book called "Women in the Viking Age."
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast - Viking StorytellingJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-03 | Please vote for 'That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast' in the Podcast Awards by following this link: podcastawards.com Takk!
What is the difference between a Viking saga and a Norse myth? Did the sagas and myths change over time? And most importantly, did the Norse gods come from Troy?
Learn all this and more as we speak to Lucas Norton, one of our Viking interpreters from here at the JORVIK Viking Centre.
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast - Modern Viking Music with Alexander MilasJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-03 | Please vote for 'That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast' in the Podcast Awards by following this link: podcastawards.com Takk!
What are the different types of modern Viking music? Is modern Viking music authentic? Would the Vikings have played didgeridoos?
We talk about all this and more with Alexander Milas (founder and director of Twin V, and former editor in chief of Metal Hammer) who has recently produced a mini-documentary on Wardruna and their most recent album, Kvitravn.
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast - Celebrating Vikings in YorkshireJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-03 | Please vote for 'That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast' in the Podcast Awards by following this link: podcastawards.com Takk!
The JORVIK Viking Festival has been going strong since 1985 - but Yorkshire has celebrated their Viking history for much longer than that. When and where did it all start? How are they related to modern day reenactors? And just what did Edwardian Brits think of people dressing up as Vikings?
Join us as we speak with Dr Chris Tuckley, head of interpretation for the Jorvik Group, to find out more.
Show notes: Ripon Millenary Festival Sketch of the Ripon Viking Boat Redress the Past
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast - A Conversation with Terry DearyJORVIK Viking Centre2023-07-03 | Please vote for 'That Jorvik Viking Thing Podcast' in the Podcast Awards by following this link: podcastawards.com Takk!
How did the world famous Horrible Histories series get its start? Why do people like grusome history so much?
Learn all this and more as we talk to Terry Deary about everything from pandemics (both historical and modern), to Mr and Mrs Peasant, to the Great North Run!
Listen and enjoy, and please consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen!People at Work - Digitising 60,000 slides and 30 years at York ArchaeologyJORVIK Viking Centre2023-06-09 | The 2023 Slide Digitisation Scheme aims to catalogue, repackage, and digitally photograph the entire York Archaeological Trust photographic slide collection. Creating an accessible, digital archive of York Archaeology's excavations, festivals, museums, as well as the people who were part of it all. The collection has an estimated 60,000 images covering the first 30 years of the Trust’s archaeological, museological, and community activity.
To date, the digitisation effort has been assisted by 15 Collections & Archive volunteers who have contributed over 270 hours of their time. The project is on schedule to finish in July, 2023.Ken at York Archaeology | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-06-01 | From the 1 - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology and their attractions. Thank you for sharing your passions for history and archaeology, just like Ken has done by volunteering at York Archaeology in the Ceramics Department. Thank you!
#YorkArchaeology #York #Archaeology #VolunteerRoy at JORVIK Viking Centre | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for showing your enthusiasm with our visitors, just like Roy at the JORVIK Viking Centre. Thank you!
#JORVIK #Vikings #York #VolunteerJosh at the City Walls Experience at Bar | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for history with our visitors that come from all over the world. Thank you to incredible people like Josh for volunteering at the City Walls Experience at Micklegate Bar.
#CityWallsExperience #York #YorkWalls #VolunteerGreta at JORVIK Viking Centre | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for history, archaeology and the Viking Age. People like Greta, for volunteering your time at JORVIK Viking Centre. Thank you!
#JORVIK #Vikings #York #VolunteerGemma at DIG: An Archaeological Adventure | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for supporting your local heritage attractions and the community, just like Gemma does by volunteering her time at DIG. Thank you!
#DIG #Archaeology #York #VolunteerLouise at the City Walls Experience at Bar | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for sharing your passions for history and archaeology, just like Louise has done by volunteering at the City Walls Experience at Micklegate Bar. Thank you!
#CityWallsExperience #York #YorkWalls #VolunteerSteve at Barley Hall | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1 - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you for sharing your passions for history and archaeology, just like Louise has done by volunteering at the City Walls Experience at Micklegate Bar. Thank you!
#BarleyHall #Medieval #York #VolunteerAlex at York Archaeology | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1 - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology and their attractions. Thank you for sharing your passions for history and archaeology, just like Alex has done by volunteering at York Archaeology. Thank you!
#YorkArchaeology #York #Archaeology #VolunteerNicola at JORVIK Viking Centre | Volunteers Week 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-31 | From the 1st - 7th June, we are saying thank you to all the volunteers' across York Archaeology's attractions. Thank you to volunteers such as Nicola, for sharing your passion for archaeology and history with our visitors at JORVIK Viking Centre.
#JORVIK #Vikings #York #VolunteerRefr the Viking - Battle of the Ages | Eurovision 2023JORVIK Viking Centre2023-05-22 | In celebration of this year's Eurovision Song Content 2023, we have made a little one of our own featuring the musical talents of the Viking Age versus the medieval period. You can use the link below to watch. Now, please enjoy this full performance from the talented Viking, Refr of Jorvik.