A Native American Girl Among Vikings
Everyone has seen Disney’s Pocahontas, haven’t they? We’re all familiar with the image of the New World girl in the Old...
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The Headless Vikings of Weymouth
The BBC reported that 51 headless Vikings were found buried at Ridgeway Hill, near the southern seaside town of Weymouth, in June 2009...
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The Sphinx Protected by Walls
This would likely have been a headline in ancient Egypt, just as it is now. After all, it’s a big deal when a sphinx asked a king to move...
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Ancient cat goddess temple found in Egypt
The Associated Press reports that, “Egypt said Tuesday that its archaeologists have unearthed a Ptolemaic-era temple dating back...
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A New Odin?
It’s not often a piece of Norse sculpture shows up. They pull classical items out of the Mediterranean all the time, or dig them out...
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Temple of Isis
Exciting news from Alexandria: They have pulled a pylon of the temple of Isis from the harbor, where it ended up after earthquakes in the...
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Hrafnkell Haraldsson is the author of A Heathen’s Day, which since 2005 has addressed the life and thoughts of a modern day Heathen. He maintains a second blog, Digital Gods (www.digital-gods.com) which focuses on polytheism for the digital age. He is also the founder of the Mos Maiorum Foundation (www.mosmaiorum.org) which is dedicated to the study and support of Paganism as ethnic religion. 
