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Howdy everyone - this sideblog has been pretty dead for a bit. I’ve decided to start updating Artifakt exclusively on Tapas now. A lot has happened since I stopped updating it here - definitely check it out if you’re so inclined!
READ ARTIFAKT HERE
Page from the next Artifakt update because I’m proud of it okay?
Tfw when you colour code your leads like the goddamn power rangers.
This is a gilded silver object we found earlier this season in Hedmark, Norway, within a cone of viking age finds indicating an overplowed grave.
We do not have an exact ID for this item, but several prominent Norwegian archaeologists have alluded to it being the end of a a manuscript pointer, a so called aestel. The anglo-saxon style of ornamentation seems to support this hypothesis. There is only one known aestel found in Norway, a golden one unearthed on the site of a viking longhouse manor in Borg, Lofoten. There are very few aestels known in the world, most of which are believed to have been commissioned by King Alfred the Great, King of Wessex 871 - 886, and first King of England 886 - 899. Alfred’s aestels were gifted along with his translation of Pope Gregorius’ book Pastoral Care, as part of a project to improve education among the clergy after his unification of England. His translation still stands to this day as the oldest known book written in English. For all his accomplishments, Alfred’s reign was also marked by constant ravaging of viking northmen, and it is tempting to speculate that the aestel might have been brought here as loot from a raid on the English coast.
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Ayyyyy it’s another update of Artifakt, my webcomic wherein the greek gods are some millenials from the modern world who get very very lost on the way home from a work party.
This is the chonkiest update ever, switching to vertical format has really changed the pacing of this thing.
Read it HERE on tumblr or HERE on Tapas where it’s easier to check out on mobile.
This week on the accidental god squad: Let’s get ready for LORE. And also if you say something like ‘run down haunted temple’ you can’t expect an overgrown goth to NOT go hog wild.
FINALLY. Finally I’m launching this beast.
Merry Christmas, y’all!
HEY here’s a preview of my funky little hobby webcomic (look at that only-okay-artwork) - big old chonk of backstory/exposition feat. the comic’s first arc antagonist.
THE PREMISE: Six unwitting millennials (and their boss) end up being transported to a parallel world that’s basically Ancient Greece, and WHOOPS the seven of them are Cronus and his children. Will he try to eat them? Time will tell. Did he DEFINITELY know about the parallel world and might have dominated the shit out of it with some friends in a similar situation back in the day - well that’s the preview up there babeyyyy.
Also unfortunately for all of you I’m gonna be reblogging this a lot prior to the launch of the comic. I’m gonna be posting all of chapter one (about 80% done) and then posting chapter two in installments after that.
IF THIS IS ANY WAY YOUR BAG I WOULD SUPER APPRECIATE A REBLOG. These things don’t tend to go far without interest. It would be very cool.
Artifakt is UPDATED here on Tumblr and over on Tapas! Give it a read! It’s almost 100 pages now and we all bored af social distancing anyway.
This week on the accidental god squad: Purple hair means magic, Britney is involved.
