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[[File:DTVA - Sickles and foliage knives.jpg|thumb|250px|Sickles and foliage knives / c. Viking Age]]
The bondi (singular form of boender) played a major role in everything related to justice and lawmaking. They had the right and the duty to attend to the þing, or 'thing': the freemen's assembly. Any bondi could serve as a judge or as a member of the jury during legal processes. They also had the right to bear arms, which was not the case for women or slaves.
The ''{{Wiki|bóndi}}'' (singular form of ''boender'') played a major role in everything related to justice and lawmaking. They had the right and the duty to attend to the ''{{Wiki|Thing (assembly)|þing}}'', or 'thing': the freemen's assembly. Any ''bóndi'' could serve as a judge or as a member of the jury during legal processes. They also had the right to bear arms, which was not the case for women or [[Slavery|slaves]].


Pictured here are some of the tools used by boender as they worked in the fields.
Pictured here are some of the tools used by ''boender'' as they worked in the fields.
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

Latest revision as of 16:16, 11 December 2021

Sickles and foliage knives / c. Viking Age

The bóndi (singular form of boender) played a major role in everything related to justice and lawmaking. They had the right and the duty to attend to the þing, or 'thing': the freemen's assembly. Any bóndi could serve as a judge or as a member of the jury during legal processes. They also had the right to bear arms, which was not the case for women or slaves.

Pictured here are some of the tools used by boender as they worked in the fields.