A wristwatch from the Lewis chessmen site in Uig Heritage Centre. The watch's band and face feature pictures of some of the Lewis Chessmen pieces. The original pieces were most likely made in Trondheim, Norway in the 12th century, and found in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.
Codex Regius of the Poetic Edda as displayed in 2026 at the Edda Building in Reykjavik, Iceland.
This is one of the most famous Icelandic manuscripts, and the source of most poems in the Eddic tradition, as well as much of what we know about Norse myth and legend.
This museum panel describes the resilience of Iona Abbey monastery (Scotland) during the Viking Age and how monks maintained their artistic traditions despite the threat of coastal raid. Belongs to an exhibition on the history of the monastery of Iona.
The Viking Games & Battlelands is a paintballing centre near Ewyas Harold, Hereford. It offers axe-throwing, archery and a Viking experience in addition to paintballing. It's logo is a Viking with horned helmet with inverted horns.
The original remains of the Ladby Ship, Denmark's only known Viking ship burial, preserved in situ inside its restored burial mound at the Viking Museum Ladby on the island of Funen.
The image shows the reconstructed Viking ships moored at the water's edge in Bork Viking Harbour (Vikingehavn), an open-air museum located by Ringkøbing Fjord in West Jutland, Denmark.
