Quarterly?
'Hugin & Munin - Thought & Memory' will only be available online and expects to list editions quarterly. Listing dates are expected to be by the first of January, April, July, & October. I may be doing odd things with the journal while it is being worked on. Visit often, you'll figure it out.

Why don't the newsletter links work?
Birgit has listed source links whether they work or not - this is where the info was originally found. Some news-links require a subscription or other information in order to allow access to their pages. Sometimes they remove dated pages. Somedays your humble writer just can't type or spell correctly.... Generally the active links should work, the typed addresses/URLs may require a subscription, are no longer available, or require various contortions to access.

Editor?
The chief bottle washer, writer, and editor is Birgit. Writing from others will include "by [person's name]" with their permission. I've been interested in Migration and Viking Age History for over ten years. I tend to rely on the museum science and archaeological publications, but am also interested in all aspects of life in Scandinavia from the Iron Age on. Since I'm looking up all this information anyway I thought I'd put it all in one place. Input from readers is welcome, especially if I've missed something new. Is this a bit confusing? Hey, that's par for the course of life: as you can see this is an adventure and I can't make up my mind on first and third person on this page! "Hugin & Munin - Thought and Memory" will only be in English. Birgit will be listing references in some Germanic languages. I can be contacted at Birgit@cmpmail.com

Why the Title
"Hugin & Munin - Thought and Memory" ?
Well, I wanted something a little different....do you know how many general history books there are out there called Viking(s) or The Viking(s)? It's also getting a little difficult for my browser to mark all these 'viking' links as favorites. Hugin and Munin were the two Ravens that embodied the Norse god Odin's intellect and memories. They are symbolic of 'flights in search of wisdom', amongst other aspects. I'm in search of facts, too, and through this I hope to share what I've found.

Disclaimer
This Journal and webpages listed here at http://www.geocities/Athens/Troy/4199 are that of a 'not-for-profit' personal website. Many articles and intellectual information in this archive do not contain individual copyright notices; the lack of a notice does not mean they are not protected by copyright law. All rights are reserved and revert to the original author.
Opinions are those of the original authors. As if I had to mention this, the information in these pages is supplied "AS IS" or "AS AVAILABLE". I offer no guarentee of accuracy and completeness, I take no responsibility for errors or omissions. Reference sources are provided so you can read the original information yourself.
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How did I end up here?
Probably because someone told you about it. These webpages have not been listed with any search engines. There are several other pages with similar names available such as...

Hugin og Munin Newsletter of the CPNSS at the Univ.of Copenhagen
{which is a find, but doesn't cover archaeology often}.
The Raven's Hugin's and Munin's Nest Ravens in Myth and Reality.
Corvus corax English Page about Ravens.
Animal Tracks - Raven The footprint of a Raven is much like that of a large Steller's Jay...
ASCAR The American Society of Crows and Ravens Homepage