Tri-Cities Heathens

02/21/2022

Study reveals family histories of black-haired Vikings who set forth—and died—far from home

06/09/2021

02/23/2021

I apologize to everyone for not posting anything in a while. I've staid off the internet, more or less, since the end of November. Spending time studying history and personal reflection is good from time to time. If anyone wants to help run this page (all I do is throw up pictures, I haven't organized any blots, pubmoots, study meet ups, etc. in a long time, and that was before Covid) with me, let me know. I'm not quitting, I just enjoy being away from the chaos and distractions from the internet and Facebook (and all other social media to be honest). I will continue to post and should the current circumstances change, I will be more than happy to host another pubmoot and to see what goes from there! Hail! Stay safe, protect yourself.

10/07/2020

While I can't find the main video on this topic (I saw it a couple of months ago), I did find this shorter video on the potential "capitol" town for Anglo-Saxon England. This video has maps and archeological evidence for further research if you want it. Obviously I recommend this video and will try to find the longer video on how they tracked down the old capitol.

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09/25/2020

This is a good video. The presenter is coming from a Christian Seminary course so it is biased that way but it's still a good video.

Ryan M. Reeves (PhD Cambridge) is Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Twitter: https://twitter.com/RyanMReeves...