1. Swedish Runic Corpus On-line →

    The Swedish National Heritage Board has scanned the great multivolume corpus publication of Swedish runic inscriptions, Sveriges runinskrifter, and put it on-line for free.

  2. New Open Access Issue of Fornvännen http://fornvannen.se/2010talet/fornvannen_2011.html

    New Open Access Issue of Fornvännen

    http://fornvannen.se/2010talet/fornvannen_2011.html

  3. For you Viking lovers- Vikings the people, not the football team http://www.instarch.is/utgafa/arsskyrsla/ The Institute of Archaeology in Iceland publishes an annual report on the archaeology in Iceland. They also put this up on the web for free so you can access it. It is in Icelandic so it is a bit hard to get your Viking on if you don’t speak Icelandic  but there are lots of websites that will translate for you. PS- Iceland is more then just Vikings.

    For you Viking lovers- Vikings the people, not the football team

    http://www.instarch.is/utgafa/arsskyrsla/

    The Institute of Archaeology in Iceland publishes an annual report on the archaeology in Iceland. They also put this up on the web for free so you can access it. It is in Icelandic so it is a bit hard to get your Viking on if you don’t speak Icelandic  but there are lots of websites that will translate for you.

    PS- Iceland is more then just Vikings.