Learnings: The Horror of Banishment - Revision history

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	Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.		Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

	However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in ~~{{Wiki\|~~Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.		However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in [[Greenland]]. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.
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imported>Kaikai947 at 06:53, 9 December 2022

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	Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.		Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

	However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of ~~{{Wiki\|~~Erik the Red}}, a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.		However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Soranin at 00:53, 9 November 2021

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	Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.		Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

	However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.		However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of {{Wiki\|Erik the Red}}, a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Darman36 at 14:09, 28 October 2021

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	[[File:DTVA - Reconstruction of Erik the Red's Farmhouse.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Reconstruction of Erik the Red's farmhouse / Contemporary]]		[[File:DTVA - Reconstruction of Erik the Red's Farmhouse.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Reconstruction of Erik the Red's farmhouse / Contemporary]]
	A [[Scandinavia]]n was nothing without their community. By being banished from society and becoming an outlaw, a person was suddenly cut off from all the people they loved and who gave gave them purpose. They were ~~seperated~~ from their family and even their long-dead ancestors.		A [[Scandinavia]]n was nothing without their community. By being banished from society and becoming an outlaw, a person was suddenly cut off from all the people they loved and who gave gave them purpose. They were separated from their family and even their long-dead ancestors.

	Without a land, clan, or ancestors, an outlaw was considered no more than a beast—and, like an animal, it was legal to hunt him.		Without a land, clan, or ancestors, an outlaw was considered no more than a beast—and, like an animal, it was legal to [[Hunting\|hunt]] him.

	Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.		Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

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	A [[Scandinavia]]n was nothing without their community. By being banished from society and becoming an outlaw, a person was suddenly cut off from all the people they loved and who gave gave them purpose. They were seperated from their family and even their long-dead ancestors.		A [[Scandinavia]]n was nothing without their community. By being banished from society and becoming an outlaw, a person was suddenly cut off from all the people they loved and who gave gave them purpose. They were seperated from their family and even their long-dead ancestors.

	Without a land, clan, or ancestors, an outlaw was considered no more than a ~~beast - and~~, like an animal, it was legal to hunt him.		Without a land, clan, or ancestors, an outlaw was considered no more than a beast—and, like an animal, it was legal to hunt him.

	Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.		Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

	However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous utlagr. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.		However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous ''[[wikt:utlaga\|utlagr]]''. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki\|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki\|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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A [[Scandinavia]]n was nothing without their community. By being banished from society and becoming an outlaw, a person was suddenly cut off from all the people they loved and who gave gave them purpose. They were seperated from their family and even their long-dead ancestors.

Without a land, clan, or ancestors, an outlaw was considered no more than a beast - and, like an animal, it was legal to hunt him.

Banishment was a dire punishment for both the outlaw and his family. The shame and stigma of having a family member banished was great, and many families would do their best to forget that person.

However, some chose to stick by the banished and share in their punishment. This was the case of [[Erik the Red]], a famous utlagr. When he was banished from [[Iceland]], his family left the island with him and settled in {{Wiki|Greenland}}. Pictured here is a reconstruction of {{Wiki|Eiríksstaðir}}, the farm Erik left in Iceland.
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]