Rare Artifacts in the Swedish History Museum | 🇸🇪 (Museum Tour)

[@celesterosado3326]

Thank you for not only sharing but for the lengths at which you have to go to do so. I appreciate what you’re doing tremendously. I love seeing your awe and excitement because I too am feeling that way, all the way from the states.

[@lawriefoster5587]

Jacob...how utterly mind boggling!! Doing Ancestry, I found out that my Mother was of German and Norwegian descent. Father Scottish. Always thought Mom was pure German. So this is absolutely fascinating for me. Am 71 and have been practicing Witchcraft for a good 20 years although I realize I always have been a Witch, drawn to Nature all of my life. Thank you for this Vlog. To experience your excitement is truly special. Have a Blessed Mabon.

[@kathywolf4558]

Excellent museum. Thank you for taking all of us with you! 😃😀

[@michaelrichardson989]

I didint know about the buddha. Cool! May all beings be happy well and peaceful

[@aric2589]

Nice work, amazing content as always

[@erikhoff5010]

I love how you have Greensleeves playing in the background, on Cello and flute. There were some kind of Tan decorative materials suspended from the ceilings and some passed over drinking horns behind you as you began the montage. Thank You so much for showing us these things! Though I am unable to contribute funds for these videos, I still appreciate you and your efforts to bring them to me. Skal!

[@MarcelGomesPan]

That speaker voice in Swedish was simply calling interested children to ”story time”. Not ”who’s up for blood eagle”. 😂 Thanks for posting. When living here it is easy to take these things for granted. 🇸🇪 It’s nice seeing you light up as you see them and speak of them with such awe and reverence.

[@megandrew5662]

This video was so beautiful. You have known idea how happy and excited I was to see it. Truly, if I was there I would spend all day in the museum.

[@mooselady]

Historiska is a top tier museum 👌☕ so happy seeing you fangirling over it (I do it every time too) 😍

[@edafyrekat3676]

Once again, as with the museum in Denmark, seeing your awe and reverence for the items is truly touching. Thank you for these. It is incredible, although through a screen, to see the artifacts of my ancestors. I can only imagine it in person.

[@jeremiahmyers284]

Seeing that representation of the 9 realms was amazing!

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

It was very interesting display!

[@aidanmacdougall9250]

Fascinating to see a swastica (Indian) on a brastika from the 5th century - incredible

[@KneppwoodatHome]

Another amazing video ☺️ This whole series has been fantastic! Thank you so much for taking us with you ☺️

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🎉

[@jayne8648]

Thank you for sharing this peek into some of the treasures in this incredible museum!

[@Waryrwmn]

I love ancient history, so anything pre Christian era would be my favs. Thanks for sharing, Jacob!

[@GbgSolAnna]

Thank you for showing us your enthusiasm :) I am Swedish and I now want to visit that museum too. There are lots of historic places here where you can see the runes and petroglyph still today! So cool.

[@007hwm3]

Absolutely captivating and amazing Jacob, I hope to visit that museum soon. I'm planning a trip next year to Scotland, Ireland, and Scandinavia. Your videos have given me many great ideas, thanks!

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Prepare yourself to be very overwhelmed!

[@Mike-zx1kx]

If going via Denmark I can recommend to visit Roskilde and their Viking ship museum. It´s an hour by train from Copenhagen. They also build them with same tools as available then in open workshops and you can sail them in Roskilde Fjord. In Roskilde you also have nearly all Kings and Queens buried from 1000 years of the Kingdom of Denmark from the left Viking age and to this date. The coffins/tombs in themselves describe history and are fascinating.I hope I wrote this in time for you to have a chance to incorporate it into your trip.

[@Mike-zx1kx]

@@TheWisdomOfOdin I will mention the Roskilde Viking ship museum to you as well. If you ever come back you really should visit. Based on your clips it will be to your liking.

[@annduncan4081]

You'd have to drag me out of there!

[@kimholch1006]

Yes me to.

[@dubccoverseer]

Curious where the Gold came from - for example the early Bronze Age Nebra Sky Disc (dated 1800BC, found in Germany) has gold from Cornwall, South West Britain

[@betmo]

what gorgeous stones!

[@IndigoHazelnut]

Your channel is so intriguing Jacob, thank you so much for doing this!

[@glory366]

So nice to see you in my homeland! I live 10 min from that museum!

[@ArthyrPathfinder]

So many great finds in that museum. So many great things you have shared with us. Thank you.

[@christianhtdg]

Thank you so much for sharing! Can’t wait to behold these artifacts with my own eyes one day. Safe travels!

[@nightangel486]

Love seeing some verification of my association of hawks with Freya ❤ Thanks for letting us live vicariously through your travels!

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

I had to do some spying to get that info for sure. 😂

[@midmiddleton163]

This is a great channel. As you show the old artifacts of our people.

[@HealthIsWealthWitchcraft]

Yet another fantastic video Jacob. I especially loved seeing the ancient magic related objects but sincerely enjoyed all of the video. You're by far my favourite KZbinr on this topic. Thankyou for all of the hard work you put into these videos. I've learnt so much from them and can't wait to see whats next on your journey. Take care 😘💖xx

[@thewolfgirloracle]

This video was very special to me. I only learned about my Swedish ancestry within the last 5 years when I took a DNA test, so I have been eating up all I can on Swedish history. I have seen many of these artifacts in books, but it was exciting to see them through YOUR eyes. Thank you so much! I especially loved seeing that depiction of Tyr with his arm in the wolf's mouth, and all the wolf cult pieces. The more I learn about my ancestry, the more my passions in life make sense :) Thanks Jacob for taking us along! ❤

[@ashleydaniel4663]

The beads are so different compared to everything I have seen in both videos. I love them! So bright and colorful.

[@machstem2536]

Great stuff dude

[@delschneider8149]

Another awesome video Jacob!

[@sheridanbleu4752]

This is one of the most epic video's I've seen on ancient artifacts. I have a big connection and preference to the Viking Age. Thanks for the work you do and being able to share with all of us...

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Thank you! That means a lot!

[@cathygraham4609]

thank you for sharing. love seeing all the shiny pretty things lol. sucker for metal items

[@YamiPoyo]

Thanks so much for taking us along. Super inspiring and nerdful!

[@tonymitchell3985]

Don't forget to check out Ales Stenar down by Kåseberga It's a very powerful monolithic stones there and I felt all kinds of energy when we visited...

[@August_Mannaz]

I appreciate this channel

[@outfromtheshadows]

Thank you for sharing this amazing experience, absolutely fascinating. ❤

[@danielgraham-scott3994]

Wow, thank you! I need to go! If you visit Sutton Hoo, famous for the 7th century Anglo-Saxon ship burial (artefacts there have links to Sweden), let me know as I'm not far away!!

[@Zoewhiteart7676]

Another awesome video, thanks for all your hard work.

[@tumasbeat9444]

Bellissimo , lo vidi lo scorso anno , seguo la tradizione nordica da anni pur essendo italiano

[@MrFredstt]

Love seeing the jewelry

[@D_Halvig]

Awesome video man!

[@random2829]

I will have to check that place out the next time I am in Sweden. They had to drag me out of the Vasa Museum. 😀

[@valhyr]

hahaha I was waiting to see ur reaction to this one, after the gold room i was sweating and all already, you definitely need a lot of time there and to eat inbetween :D

[@Aethuviel]

That stone from Gotland with the big sun wheel is so fascinating, because the style is so unlike the usual Nordic style, and looks nearly identical to the Georgian borjgali, except the latter has seven "rays".

[@tinandrasec919]

Great video!

[@maxlegermainalaman3883]

My favourite object is the gold bracteate with Odin of the 5th century ! ^^

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

I see that one in my explorations of the Danish National Museum 🇩🇰 Beautiful piece!

[@chrismayer2039]

Jacob, I like that hat you are wearing at the start -- where'd you get it?

[@Mike-zx1kx]

Regarding the Buddha you show from the 5-6th century it very likely came via the Danish Vikings that over periods were visiting Turkey. Remember that you inside Hagia Sophia in Istanbul can find Viking "graffiti", still there to this day. So Asian trade routes probably brought it to this area and Vikings traded it there and brought it to the Nordic region. Also possible that it were traded via Asian trade routes into European parts of todays Russia and brought closer to the Baltic region areas that were visited by both Danish and Swedish Vikings but personally I find it most likely it came via Turkey.

[@tegan8523]

Id love to visit this museum i could spend hours here.

[@julieking5151]

That was so awesome! I would absolutely love to go there but long ways from Montana lol. I was blown away by the chains and shoulder pieces that were worn, maybe by women? Have an antique doll from about 1880 that has those chains on her dress along with kind of a shield placard that is beaded. I thought she was Swiss, I would love to know the era of that style, medieval? That is so cool! Thank you!

[@JH-lo9ut]

The great golden necklaces are migration era, ca 350-500 c.e. There are three of them in the Swedish historic museum's treasure exhibit. These have all been found in Sweden and there are similar ones found in Denmark. The gold came from roman coins, that started to reach Sweden in great numbers during this time. The gold was likely given as salary to Norse mercenaries in roman service. Besides the great ornamented necklaces, there are many simpler, yet still massive neck- and arm rings, made from solid gold. It is quite a collection.

[@serobesehightower4041]

Jättebra!

[@donaldcampbell9219]

I thought it was going to be a concert poster from ABBA’s Supertrooper lp.

[@brettcarter8194]

Oceans Kelti is a putz

[@Nils_Ironwolf]

Home 🇸🇪

[@corymoon2439]

I want to learn more about the cult of the boar, the only thing i ever hear about it is that it exists. I've heard plenty about the problematic and useful things the cult of the bear and wolf did, but i can't think of a single story about the boar cult.

[@cancersunpiscesmoon]

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[@Christopher-pk4eu]

Sooooo maybe I'm wrong with this but I have been following you since the begining. It seems that you are accepting everyones donations, quit your job and have been traveling around enjoying your best life. I thought you were creating a place for worship and a place we can all meet.

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Nearly two years ago the Fellowship of Northern Traditions was founded by myself and over a dozen others. The community website is: www.northerntraditions.org There you will see we have raised over $20,000 to purchase land in the United States to begin the process of establishing sacred land that can be used for spiritual events. I have been a full time KZbinr for three years now. Therefor it is my job. Which requires a lot of work. I am lucky enough to have a job I love doing that allows me to travel. However this was not easy to accomplish, nor is it easy to maintain.

[@jbbburg8633]

Would love to make it out there to lovely Scandinavia one day, this will work for now lol. My favorite was definitely the stone with Odin. Can I get your Gmail? I have tons of questions and I'm sure your the one that can answer.