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  2. Norse funeral - Wikipedia

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    A Viking funeral could be a considerable expense, but the barrow and the grave goods were not considered to have been wasted. In addition to being a homage to the deceased, the barrow remained as a monument to the social position of the descendants. Especially powerful Norse clans could demonstrate their position through monumental grave fields.

  3. File:El funeral de un vikingo, por Frank Dicksee.jpg - Wikipedia

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    Dark and dramatic depiction of the funeral of a Viking, his body being set to sea on a burning pyre. Standing on the shore, to the right of the composition, are a crowd of Viking men and soldiers with arms and weapons raised as the burning ship carrying the body is pushed out.

  4. Talk:Norse funeral - Wikipedia

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    But, in point of fact, Viking funeral means something specific in the popular mind- the burning of a warrior in his boat, on the water, with his weapons and belongings around him. This is probably the least common Norse funeral rite and I only recall it appearing in a single medieval source (but I forget which), but for whatever reason it's ...

  5. Father and son give pet fish epic viking funeral - AOL

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    When a father accidentally killed his son's pet fish, he decided to make up for it by giving it an elaborate and awesome funeral.

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  7. Oseberg tapestry fragments - Wikipedia

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    The tapestry is an example of both Viking Age narrative art, and decorated textiles from Scandinavia in this period, both of which being extremely rare survivors. [ 6 ] The two largest, which are also the most well-preserved fragments, depict figures of armed people and animals moving to the left as if they are part of a funeral procession or ...

  8. Beau Geste (1926 film) - Wikipedia

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    When John Geste is accidentally shot in the leg, Michael "Beau" Geste digs the bullet out, then tells John that he is worthy of a Viking's funeral. Beau burns one ship, along with a toy soldier and a "dog" (broken off a vase). Beau then gets Digby, his other brother, to promise to give him a Viking's funeral if he dies first.

  9. Queen Elizabeth II's funeral service: 5 key takeaways and ...

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    Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral took place at London's Westminster Abbey on Monday following 10 official days of national mourning.