Europe
“The most sensational thing:” The oldest runestone discovered in Norway
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Researchers in Norway have uncovered what they believe to be the oldest example of runic writing at a site near Tyrifjorden dating back as far as 1,800 to 2,000 years.
Living
Column: Tending the Altar
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This is why I tend my altars so often: things change. I have a tendency to forget things that I do not put my hands on occasionally.
Paganism
Column: Look Up to the Skies and See
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How can city-dwelling Heathens bring back the old sense of wonder when gazing upwards? How can we reenchant the post-post-postmodern skies in this third decade of the 21st century?
Paganism
Rune carving may change Slavic history
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A rune-inscribed bone fragment found in the Czech Republic may re-write Eastern European migration hypotheses and Slavic history.
Paganism
[UPDATED] Editorial: Yes, That Is An Odal Rune
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The main stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference seems unnervingly like an odal rune, a symbol used by the Nazis and other far-right groups in place of the swastika.