Unraveling The Mystery Why Experienced Norse Sailors Feared The Oceans And Seas
A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - Beyond the realms typically traversed by gods and humans exists the intriguing world of giants. These beings inhabit diverse environments: some reside in mountains and wastelands within ancient forests, while others make their homes on thriving farms and castles.
Additionally, some giants dwell in the untamed sea, where seamen and other travelers face perpetual threats.
The evolution and transformation of many folk beliefs with the introduction of Christianity undoubtedly helped eliminate many superstitions, but this ancient belief remained unchanged among the Vikings. It also persisted among sailors from other ancient cultures. This enduring legacy invites us to embrace sailors’ journeys with courage and wonder, reminding us that even amidst change, some stories remain eternal.
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