Leszek Gardeła delves into early medieval mortuary practices across Scandinavia and Central Europe, with a particular focus on the symbolism and magic prevalent in Viking and Slavic societies. His research further explores the significant role of Scandinavian immigrants in shaping Central and Eastern Europe. Gardeła meticulously examines Viking culture and its broader European impact, analyzing both material evidence and the spiritual beliefs of past communities. His work offers valuable insights into the intricate cultural exchanges of the early medieval period.
The book meticulously explores the Scandinavian influence in Viking Age Poland, shedding light on a previously neglected aspect of Viking history. It delves into the interactions and cultural exchanges that occurred during this period, providing a fresh perspective on the Viking world and its far-reaching connections.
An in-depth, beautifully illustrated exploration into women's role in the martial sphere of Viking culture.