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Verified places tagged “varangian” in Russia · Mysteria

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Verified places tagged “varangian” in Russia

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🇷🇺 Russia

🇷🇺 Russia · Ancient city

Staraya Ladoga – Russia's First Capital (Aldeigjuborg)

Early Middle Ages (753–1703, Viking Age 750–1050) · Slavic + Scandinavians (Rurik, Ladoga Varangians)

Staraya Ladoga – Russia's First Capital (Aldeigjuborg) in Leningrad Oblast, Volkhov District, Staraya Ladoga on Volkhov river, Russia is a Early Middle Ages (753–1703, Viking Age 750–1050) Slavic +…

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🇷🇺 Russia · Tumulus

Kaup-Wiskiauten Viking Cemetery (Mochovoye)

Early Middle Ages (9th–11th c. Viking Age) · Scandinavian Varangians + Prussian Sambians

Kaup-Wiskiauten Viking Cemetery (Mochovoye) in Kaliningrad Oblast, Zelenogradsk District, Mochovoye village on Curonian Spit edge, Russia is a Early Middle Ages (9th–11th c.