Museum Screen Time | Expert reacts to the Viking Age in movies, TV and videogames

[@onaraisedbeach]

Very much enjoyed being the disembodied voice offscreen for this one! Gotta love it when you get to sneak a Total War game you've played for years into a museum project 🤓

[@hmsmowood]

This is brilliant. Entertaining and fascinating in equal measure. Plus, the book plug was seamless.

[@josecolon286]

Estupendo!!! More content like this. Dr. Maldonado was brilliant.

[@emmafre-haack1746]

Great! More of Museums screen stuff!

[@RobertCawston]

Great stuff!

[@adamcoulson3910]

Nice one Adrián!

[@insulaarachnid]

Enjoyed this :-)

[@Sheepdog1314]

I think swords were expensive, and therefore more seen in graves as a status symbol, more so than axes...axes probably were both utensils and weapons, and owned by common men. As a blacksmith I can tell you - a sword is much harder to make than an axe, if you use old-fashioned hand tools - the handle, hilt and pommel are additional works of art, so is the sheath and the fittings for the belt

[@syahmiahlami2501]

A comment for the algorithm gods