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The truth about Vikings and mead might disappoint modern enthusiasts
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The truth about Vikings and mead might disappoint modern enthusiasts

Simon Trafford, Lecturer in Medieval History, School of Advanced Study, University of LondonNovember 16, 2025

A group of friends sit around a table sharing stories and sipping mead. The men…

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