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Thor Heyerdahl, Per Lillieström - Jakten på Odin, Häftad

Häftad, Norska, 2010

Jakten på Odin

Av Thor Heyerdahl, Per Lillieström

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PÅ SPORET AV VÅR FORTID Dette er ingen avhandling men en prat mellom to venner som retter teleteknikkens søkelys mot våre norrøne forfedres mørklagde storhetstid. Vi har utnyttet dagens muligheter til en tverrfaglig rundspørring over alle grenser der vi vet det er noe å hente fra de som vet noe som inte alle andre vet om forholdene i Europa i det vi liker å kalle den mørke middelalder. Den gang Midtøstens store sivilisasjoner var i ferd med å dø ut og alle folkslag nord for Middelhavet var på flyttefot og begynte å trekke opp Europas landegrenser. Mørketiden inntil lyset ble tent da alle Europas land var kristnet og kunne skrive sin egen historie og ta oppdagelsen av Amerika med i samme belysning. Thor Heyerdahl Omslagsbilden till vår bok visar ”Odin fra Lejre” från Roskilde Museum. Det var i september 2009 som museets arkeologer gjorde detta sensationella fynd i ett kulturlager mellan morän och plogland. Det är en liten silveramulett med nielloinläggningar, knappt 2 cm stor, som föreställer den enögde Odin sittande på sin tronstol Lidskjalv tillsammans med sina korpar Hugin och Munin. Om halsen bär han en fyraraders krage med vulster, som påminner om de unika guldkragarna i Historiska Museet i Stockholm. Enligt Snorre Sturlasson skulle Odin ha placerat sin son Skjold. som kung i Lejre. Han blev stamfar till den namnkunniga Skjöldungaätten – den äldsta kungaätten i Danmark enligt Saxo Grammaticus. Per Lillieström
Produktinformation
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2010-06-15
  • Mått: 151 x 222 x undefined mm
  • Vikt: 616 g
  • Format: Häftad
  • Språk: Norska
  • Antal sidor: 319
  • Förlag: Dejavu Publicerings AB
  • ISBN: 9789174511437
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2 recensioner, genomsnitt 5/5

  1. 5/5 Lars L

    Speculative archeologist and etymologist questions brought together by two minds of their own. Not without criticism their being too speculative or for details about over-interpretating the meanings of place names or discussing the learned Snurre Sturlasson speculations that may not be unfounded from what we know today.

    Was the man known as Odin a real person? If so, where did he come from, and what was hes reason to leave his origins? When did this happen? And if so, could he be the same as the English Woden, and what do we know from all this? This questions opens up a vast field of differenting scientific fields, that somehow need to be open mindedly clearified as not to become to institutionalized non-relevant without the necessary overview. This in 2003 when Russia was opened up for western academics, and an opportunity window that will not come easily back again.

    This is not a dissertation. This is a speculation in what could have been, and most likely was. As such it has some rather solid claims, but of course has to fail to prove the last verdict.

    This would not make it to a critical minded scholar, but it puts an interest for the origin in the Scandinavian countries early history at its focus, and never leaves the grip that it could very well have been. In doing so, it has to also examine the Udin peoples early history as well as the Van kingdom, names that are recognized in another contects in the storie and sagas. There, in this land of mists and myths, the sagas come together

    I wish that this effort was more considered in present day debate, an open mind to learn what could have been, indeed, but is now a closed door to history as the author Heyerdahl died before he could return to the excavations in Azov and the projects seems to be forgotten.

  2. 5/5 Lars J

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