Jónsson, known as Hrafn of Glaumbær (the Raven of Glaumbær). Hrafn invited 360 people to his daughter's wedding reception in Glaumbær in 1360. Soffía, the daughter...
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Skrælingar by the settlers, meaning "barbarians"). The family returned to the Glaumbær farm in Seyluhreppur. Snorri Thorfinnsson had two children; a daughter...
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Skrælingar by the settlers, meaning "barbarians"). The family returned to the Glaumbær farm in Seyluhreppur, Iceland. According to The Saga of Eirik the Red,...
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Turf houses of the burstabær style in Glaumbær...
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to use the old town of Glaumbær at Langholt. It is also a center for housing Skagafjörður artifacts. The turf houses in Glaumbær were lived in up until...
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Turf roof of a house in Glaumbær, Iceland...
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Iceland Skagafjörður Folk Museum, turf/sod houses of the burstabær style in Glaumbær. Arbaer Folk Museum. Canada Addison Sod House, a Canadian National Historic...
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example of this design is the Glaumbær turf farmhouse at Skagafjörður Folk Museum which was opened in 1952 at the Glaumbær Farm. By the 20th century, the...
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of the saga, it is mentioned that Gudrid became a nun and a hermit at Glaumbær in Skagafjörðr, while in fact the referenced nunnery was constructed at...
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smaller scuplture of the pair were later installed in Iceland, at both Glaumbær and Laugarbrekka, and gifted to the Canadian government and the Vatican...
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