Website review: Hurstwic: Longhouses in the Norse e...
hobo4now discovered this in Medieval History
•16 reviews since Mar 29, 2008
medieval-history, history, vikings
•hurstwic.org/history/articles/daily_living/te...
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Reviews of this website
suebeehoney70 rated 2 months ago- fascinating historical info on longhouses and how they were crafted and used. Love it!
- asonedoes rated 3 months ago
- cool. some cozy norse accommodation
- evza11 rated 3 months ago
- very interesting
- forjoy66 rated 3 months ago
- woah
- Kriis rated 3 months ago
- It is hard enough to get men to mow the lawn let alone the house too!
- stigmartyranny rated 3 months ago
- cool
- stumbstumb rated 3 months ago
- Interesting, well written and with good illustrations.
- patoloco rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "In the summer of 2002, an interim report was released by archaeologists working at Reykholt (left), one of the farms belonging to Snorri Sturluson in the 13th century. Stone structures were found underneath the longhouse which have been tentatively interpreted as an underground heating system fed with steam from a nearby hot spring. If the interpretation is confirmed, and if similar structures are found in other locations, it could significantly change our ideas about daily life in a medieval longhouse."
- HaraldOne rated 3 months ago
- Allright,i'm a history geek so what..did you know.To understand our modern idiots like George W.B(you know, that guy in America)we need to understand the past and learn from it.
