Norse Heathen Temple Unearthed in Norway

[@NorseReign]

Have you ever visited a Norse Heathen Temple or are you planning to do so in the future? Let me know in comments!

[@andreabakarec6607]

Havent visited but planning too! Would be absolutely awesome! 🤘🏻

[@VikingNorway-pb5tm829]

Some day :)

[@Ravynwulf]

I’m a lifelong resident of North Eastern Oklahoma, it would be a dream come true for me if there were a Heathen Community and a Hof near me. 🐺

[@tiffparz8749]

My maiden name is Hoff, descendant from Hov, Norway. One of my ancestors was a carpenter who contributed the baptismal font and other elements to the Hov Kirke. I believe they are still there and I hope to visit one day

[@Doomfruit]

Great stuff! Archeology is so important.

[@dominicconnor3437]

Awesome thanks for the video.

[@LouwtjievanWykCustomCars]

I was wondering what brought the archaeologists to believe that the iron plow was a sacrifice. That's very neat.

[@Tomara632]

From what I've been told many Vikings didn't worship in buildings. They would prayer in nature.

[@andreabakarec6607]

Great video again! Its quite sad that all of them have been demolished or turned into churches tho! Would be amazing to see one that is original, but i guess well have to suffice with the modernized ones !

[@NorseReign]

The more archaeological data we have on these buildings, the better we can build new hofs! There are probably a few more around but it's likely that the majority has modern building mass on top, so finds like these are unique.

[@angelasorensen4443]

What is the difference between a Huff and a Stave church? Just visited the Hopperstad Stave Church in Vikøyri and the buildings look quite similar. Are the stave churches just built over/repurposed Huff to move towards Christian based faith?

[@codewordslinkydog]

hof ... Hasselhoff all hail Hasselhoff