Vikings on screen and in games mix history with invention. The Gjermundbu helmet, shield bosses, longships and walrus ivory offer clues to the past
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From the Gjermundbu helmet to shield bosses and longships, Viking films and games mix evidence with invention. This article looks at what creators get right, what they reshape, and how details such as walrus ivory make the journey from history to screen.
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