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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast

That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast

JORVIK Viking Centre

In Viking times, a ‘Thing’ was a gathering; a place where leaders and warriors could meet and talk. In the 21st century, our ‘Thing’ is a virtual place where Viking academics and enthusiasts from around the world can come together to share knowledge.
Join Miranda and Lucas, from the JORVIK Viking Centre, as they delve into another fascinating topic about Vikings, archaeology, and more!

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Micklegate Bar: York's Royal Entryway

Micklegate Bar: York's Royal Entryway

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06/24/22 • 27 min

York's City Walls are the most complete in England, and they feature 4 Bars, though sadly not the kind that serve drinks!
Join Miranda and Lucas as they take a small step back from the Viking Age and look at York's Royal Entrance: Micklegate Bar.
Following the Platinum Jubilee, we take a look at the monarch's ceremonial entrance into the city. Where did the ceremony come from? And have all the monarchs been so warmly welcomed?

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - A JORVIK Eeleganza with the Surprised Eel Historian
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11/14/22 • 31 min

Did you know that in Viking Age England some people paid their rent in eels?
Join us as we talk to Dr John Wyatt Greenlee, also known as The Surprised Eel Historian. We’ll talk about the surprisingly important role of eels in Early Medieval history and shed some light on what the Vikings of Coppergate may have been doing with these slippery serpents!
For more fun facts about the history of eels check out our guest’s website and Twitter page.

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Minisode - JORVIK Viking Festival 2024

Minisode - JORVIK Viking Festival 2024

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01/29/24 • 8 min

The annual JORVIK Viking Festival will be returning to the streets on York from 12th-18th February 2024.
In this minisode Miranda chats through some of the events that will be taking place during the Festival week, both in person and online.
A full programme of events check out the JORVIK Viking Festival website
Digital content can be found at That JORVIK Viking Thing website
In Conversation with... The Viking Museum, Stockholm hosted by Lucas, will be available to watch for free on Tuesday 13th February at 6pm at: In Conversation with... The Viking Museum in Stockholm
Helen Thirza Addyman Lecture 2024, with Gareth Williams: The Herefordshire Viking hoard: Discovery, recovery and interpretation, will be available to watch online for £6 on Thursday 15th February at 7pm. Buy your tickets at: Helen Thirza Addyman Lecture 2024
The Richard Hall Symposium Presents: Fedir Androshchuk, will be available to watch for free on Sunday 18th February at 2pm at: The Richard Hall Symposium Presents: Fedir Androshchuk

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - Minisode - JORVIK Viking Festival

Minisode - JORVIK Viking Festival

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02/03/23 • 12 min

The annual JORVIK Viking Festival will be returning to the streets on York from 11th-19th February 2023 alongside That JORVIK Viking Thing - a series of online livestreams and on demand digital content for Viking fans around the world to enjoy.
In this minisode Miranda and Lucas chat about some of the events that will be taking place during the Festival week, as well as upcoming podcast episodes and digital events.
A full programme of events check out the JORVIK Viking Festival website
Digital content can be found at That JORVIK Viking Thing website
Miranda and Lucas' Assassins Creed Valhalla: Discovery Tour livestream will be available to watch for free on Sunday 12th February at 7pm at: https://www.twitch.tv/jorvikgroup
Vikings in Ireland hosted by Lucas and Matthew Lester, Assistant Keep of Archaeology at the National Museum of Ireland, will available to watch for free on Monday 13th February at 7pm at: Vikings in Ireland – Jorvik Viking Festival
To hear more from our friends The Silly History Boys check out The Silly History Boys Podcast

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - 33 - Minisode: Archaeology on Prescription (National Social Prescribing Week)
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03/07/22 • 12 min

This year, National Social Prescribing week is March 4th to 11th. Join Miranda as she speaks to Katrina Gargett, Community Engagement Manager for York Archaeology. Katrina tells us about her latest project, Archaeology on Prescription.
To learn more about Archaeology on Prescription, or volunteer at Willow House, please visit:
https://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk/archaeology-on-prescription

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - 06 - Silly History Boys Crossover Special

06 - Silly History Boys Crossover Special

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02/20/21 • 53 min

Come, gather ye friends round your flickering campfires and listen to talks of daring, horror, and high adventures from the worn pages of history with... The Silly History Boys!
Listen as they tell the tales of three amazing Viking cruises (no, not that one) with all the drama, tension, and silliness you've come to expect from their live shows as TingTang Theatre as well as their Silly History Boys Show podcast!
Don't forget to head on over to their show to subscribe and listen to more of their silliness!

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - The Coppergate Excavation: A New Light on Vikings
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05/21/21 • 31 min

Join us for our final episode on the Coppergate excavation! Today we're joined by the Director of Attractions, Sarah Maltby. We chat about the bigger picture of life on Coppergate, how the excavation changed not just York but the world, and what exactly Sarah means when she says "archaeology is rubbish."

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - The JORVIK Viking Centre Gets the Herefordshire Hoard
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02/12/24 • 35 min

Discovered by metal detectorists near Leominster in 2015, the Herefordshire Hoard consists of silver coins, gold jewellery and a single silver ingot. It was buried between AD 870 and AD 879 and is likely connected with the presence of the Viking ‘Great Army’ in the Kingdom of Mercia during that period.
The Hoard reveals new information about politics in the late 9th century, demonstrating the movement and activity of the Viking army and an alliance between the kingdoms of Mercia and Wessex at a time when the unification and of England was taking shape.
It is believed that most of the Hoard, discovered in 2015 by metal detectorists in a field near Leominster, has been sold on the black market, with the current collection only representing 10% of the original find. The perpetrators have since been sentenced to over 23 years in prison, but the items illicitly sold have not been recovered. The remaining items from the Hoard – which as ‘treasure’ was owned by the Crown - returned to Herefordshire following a fundraising appeal.
In this episode we hear from Tim Hoverd, Archaeological Projects Manager for Herefordshire Archaeology, Judy Stevenson, Team Leader for the Herefordshire Museum Service, and Gareth Williams, Curator of Anglo-Saxon coins in the Department of Coins and Medals at the British Museum.
To see the Herefordshire Hoard for yourselves, book your tickets now for the JORVIK Viking Centre. Or, you can watch our videos about the hoard here.

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - The Coppergate Excavation: Tales from the Trenches
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04/23/21 • 27 min

Welcome back to That Jorvik Viking Thing podcast!
This season, we're excited to take a deep dive into the dig that started it all - the Coppergate excavation! Hear from the archaeologists who worked on the site as well as Peter Addyman, founding director of York Archaeological Trust who was instrumental in keeping the excavation going.

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That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast - The JORVIK Viking Centre Gets the Silverdale Hoard with Gareth Williams
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02/04/22 • 43 min

From 8th February 2022 one of the most significant Viking hoards discovered in recent years will be on display at JORVIK Viking Centre: the Silverdale Hoard. This exciting hoard contains a mixture of precious silver jewellery, exotic imported items and even a unique coin of a previously unknown Viking king!

Learn all about this amazing collection of objects as we speak with Dr. Gareth Williams, Curator of Early Medieval Coins at the British Museum.

The following Viking Age treasure hoards are mentioned in this podcast:

Silverdale Hoard – Silverdale Hoard Exhibition | JORVIK Viking Centre

Watlington Hoard – WATLINGTON HOARD | Ashmolean Museum

Halton Moor Hoard – The Halton Moor hoard — Google Arts & Culture

Cuerdale Hoard – BBC - History - Ancient History in depth: The Cuerdale Hoard

Warton Hoard (found near Carnforth) – Warton | Viking Archaeology (archeurope.com)

Vale of York Hoard – Record ID: SWYOR-AECB53 - EARLY MEDIEVAL hoard (finds.org.uk)

Furness Hoard – Viking Archaeology - Furness Hoard (archeurope.info)

Galloway Hoard – The Galloway Hoard (nms.ac.uk)

Goldsborough Hoard – Goldsborough Hoard - Current Archaeology

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How many episodes does That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast have?

That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast currently has 94 episodes available.

What topics does That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Learning, Mythology, History, Museum, Educational, Archaeology, Norse, Podcasts, York, Education and Medieval.

What is the most popular episode on That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast?

The episode title 'Micklegate Bar: York's Royal Entryway' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast?

The average episode length on That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast is 33 minutes.

How often are episodes of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast released?

Episodes of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast are typically released every 14 days.

When was the first episode of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast?

The first episode of That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast was released on Feb 15, 2021.

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