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Hnafatfl Viking Game
Hnefatafl Viking Game Made here at the Runestone Museum. Hnefatafl (pronounced “hen-fah-tofel”) is patterned after an ancient Viking game found in Norway. It is a board game very similar to our modern games of chess and checkers. Instructions are included.
Read MoreViking World Tour T-shirt
We regret to inform you that we will no longer be carrying this shirt once we sell out. Sizes are limited and are going fast! Available in Gray or Black. Show off your Viking Pride! *Currently sold out of Large and XL in Gray* *Currently sold out of XL in Black*
Read MoreMay the Norse T-shirt
May the Norse be With You Available in black only. Adult sizes, Small-XXL available. Perfect gift for our Star Wars fans!
Read MoreAdult Big Ole T-shirts
Colors vary! If you would like to request a specific color or check a color availability please call us at 320-763-3160 or include in the comments section at checkout. If color is not specified we will hand select the perfect color for you! Sizes S – 2XL Please call or email us for more information.
Read MoreToddler/Youth Big Ole T-shirt
Colors vary! Sizes range from 2T – Youth large! Please call us at 320-763-3160 to request a specific color or include in the comment section of your order.
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Become a Member: Tax deductible memberships include: Free unlimited admission One time guest passes included with membership 20% off Gift Shop purchases Exclusive Member-only Events Discounts on Museum programs and classes Voting Privileges Newsletter Membership levels: Annual Individual Membership: $25 (3 Guest Passes Yearly) Annual Couples Membership: $40 (4 Guest Passes Yearly) Annual Family Membership:…
Read MoreThe Runestone “Them Boys Was Here Alright!”
The Runestone “Them boys was here alright!” by Ralph A. Mayer The Kensington Runestone has been a subject of controversy for over a hundred years. Ralph Mayer presents an imaginative scenario of one of the many events that possibly could have occurred a century and a half before Colombus. The author quotes Edward Ohman, the…
Read MoreKensington Runestone is Genuine
The Kensington Runestone is Genuine by Robert A. Hall Jr. This book evaluates both sides of the arguments for and against the genuineness of the inscription on the well-known runestone discovered in Kensington, Minnesota in 1898.
Read MoreThe Last Kings of Norse America
By Robert G. Johnson & Janey Westin “Epic in scope, insightful, imaginative, venturesome, and provocative – if this groundbreaking book about the Norse in America before Colombus does not cause a paradigm shift in your thinking, you need to check your pulse.” – Herbert R. Cederberg, PH.D., Emeritus Professor of History, University of Wisconsin.
Read MoreRunestone Translations
Kensington Runestone Inscription Translations by Richard Nelson.
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