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The Vikings have gone into the annals of history as a society that significantly shaped the Middle Ages. They could be crude at times, yet they were also a creative and innovative people. D.S.Raevsky (VDI 1980 (1) 95 f.) proposed a ceremony of sacred marriage between the Scythian ruler and the highest Scythian goddess, Tabiti. A survey of later interpretations is presented in A. Vinogradov, Peterburgskij archeologicheskiy vestnik 6, 1993. SKAL! - "Drakkar" - Royal Viking Drinking Horns Collection from Algizrune Workshop - Premium Quality - Drink it All! For anyone who experienced it, mead was as unique and mysterious as the tall warriors who brought it with them. And if you have ever tried a new type of alcohol that you have never had before, you know it can have pretty dramatic impact on your sobriety. So, when a gigantic warrior who was like on average at least a foot taller than any many you have ever seen hands you a horn with no base and tells you to drink it down, you are likely in for interesting night. Bottoms Up! The Norse Way

with a kyathos (dipper), a strainer and a deposit of fourteen wine amphorae. See Wieland (2013:46).

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Though it's most often associated with the Vikings, the drinking horn has a long history that actually started more than 1,000 years before the vicious warriors ever left Scandinavia.

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