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Español022 The Northern Tradition
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022 The Northern Tradition
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Just a little slideshow about Witchcraft and paganism/heathenry in northern Europe. The Sami tribes of Scandinavia, shamanism, Seid, and witch-hunts. Let me know if you got any questions. I hope you like this vid. Don't forget to give me some stars! x Annika Read this for more info on European Wintch-hunts: http://www.tangledmoon.org/witchhunt.htm The Germanic culture developed in Iron Age Europe. From the area of "Germania" (around southern sweden, denmark, and northern germany) the Germanic culture spread to surrounding areas, resulting in our present day Germanic languages, English and German being among the most widely spread. The earliest evidence of Germanic languages comes from names recorded in the first century by Tacitus. All Germanic languages are thought to be descended from a hypothetical Proto-Germanic. The word "Germanic" refers to an ethnic group that spread throughout Europe in Late Antiquity (AD 300-600) and the Early Middle Ages. "Germanic" is a culture, not, as some may assume, a "race" or physical appearance. The Sámi people are among the largest indigenous ethnic groups in Europe. Their languages are the Sámi languages, which are classified as members of the Finno-Volgaic group of the Uralic language family. Roughly half of all Sámi live in Norway, but many live in Sweden. Smaller groups live in the far north of Finland and Russia. The Sámi in Russia were forced by the Soviet authorities to relocate to a collective called Lovozero/Lujávri, in the central part of the Kola Peninsula. The Sami people have inhabited the northern regions of Fenno-Scandinavia and Russia for at least 2500 years. Since the Sami are the earliest of the contemporary ethnic groups represented in the area, they are consequently considered an indigenous population of the area. Ref: http://www.galdu.org/web/index.php?sladja=25&giella1=eng
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princessannikki
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witchcraft, paganism, heathenry, witch, pagan, heathen, northern, norse, europe, scandinavia, sami, tribes, shaman, shamanism, seid, hedgewitch, hedgecraft, wicce, wytch, traditional, sweden, denmark, norway, finland, lappland, gods, goddesses, pantheon, beliefs, history, prehistoric, medieval, middle, ages, persecution, christians,
022 The Northern Tradition
Description:
Just a little slideshow about Witchcraft and paganism/heathenry in northern Europe. The Sami tribes of Scandinavia, shamanism, Seid, and witch-hunts. Let me know if you got any questions. I hope you like this vid. Don't forget to give me some stars! x Annika Read this for more info on European Wintch-hunts: http://www.tangledmoon.org/witchhunt.htm The Germanic culture developed in Iron Age Europe. From the area of "Germania" (around southern sweden, denmark, and northern germany) the Germanic culture spread to surrounding areas, resulting in our present day Germanic languages, English and German being among the most widely spread. The earliest evidence of Germanic languages comes from names recorded in the first century by Tacitus. All Germanic languages are thought to be descended from a hypothetical Proto-Germanic. The word "Germanic" refers to an ethnic group that spread throughout Europe in Late Antiquity (AD 300-600) and the Early Middle Ages. "Germanic" is a culture, not, as some may assume, a "race" or physical appearance. The Sámi people are among the largest indigenous ethnic groups in Europe. Their languages are the Sámi languages, which are classified as members of the Finno-Volgaic group of the Uralic language family. Roughly half of all Sámi live in Norway, but many live in Sweden. Smaller groups live in the far north of Finland and Russia. The Sámi in Russia were forced by the Soviet authorities to relocate to a collective called Lovozero/Lujávri, in the central part of the Kola Peninsula. The Sami people have inhabited the northern regions of Fenno-Scandinavia and Russia for at least 2500 years. Since the Sami are the earliest of the contemporary ethnic groups represented in the area, they are consequently considered an indigenous population of the area. Ref: http://www.galdu.org/web/index.php?sladja=25&giella1=eng
Author:
princessannikki
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witchcraft, paganism, heathenry, witch, pagan, heathen, northern, norse, europe, scandinavia, sami, tribes, shaman, shamanism, seid, hedgewitch, hedgecraft, wicce, wytch, traditional, sweden, denmark, norway, finland, lappland, gods, goddesses, pantheon, beliefs, history, prehistoric, medieval, middle, ages, persecution, christians,
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