Celtic goddesses of warfare often took the form of ravens during battles. The Viking god, Odin, had two ravens named Hugin (“thought”) and Munin (“memory”), which flew around the world ...

According to legend, Odin, chief of the Norse gods, speared himself to a tree in a self-sacrificial attempt to receive occult knowledge. As he hung suspended for nine windy nights, he learned the ...

As we filmed, we were keen to evoke the realm of Norse Gods - of Odin and Thor ... in Scandinavia’s Heartlands. Legend says ravens were Odin’s messengers, while wolves were his warriors ...